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My dear Brother

I received your letter a week

ago -- the decision which it called upon me

to make involved too much responsibility to admit

of an immediate answer. I have pondered

and prayed over it and have come to the

consclusion that I can promote the great cause

more by staying here than by any other course.

When I came here last summer there wasn't

a single abolutionist in the [?] nor in

the immediate region. From the first I have

declared my sentiments in full rebuking the spirit

of slavery in all its forms of expediency, avarice,

cowardice, pride, prejudice, [proscription ?], brutality and

lust. I have rebuked the spirit of Colonization--

its duplicity -- its flattery of sinners, its       and

         of enormous guilt -- its persecution of the free

Black. It's efforts to gag discussion and muzzle the

Press. Its denunciations against emancipation in

are all that makes it what it is.                  what has

NOT FINISHED

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