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liberty, and to obtain it. even 1T the hazard Of bic
lfe' or the forfeit of that of his oppressor Is the
enjoyment of the most sacred ties of life Ices dear
to the immortal soul of the slave, than the CON
celved oppression of taxes on few pounds Of
tea TO colonial subjects They were not murder
ers, yet Mr.. Webster calls the poor slave, fettered
and manacled, and torn from his liberty-his back
from his neck to his heels, SCARED with the sting
OF injustice, a pirate, robber," because he
seeks to regain his freedom.


To be contnued.1