DOMESTIC SLAVERY, AS A SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE AFRICANS IN
AMERICA, EXAMINED AND DEFENDED ON THE GROUND OF ITS ADAPTATION
TO THE PRESENT CONDITIONS OF THE RACE.
There should be a separate and subordinate government for our
African population--Objection answered--Africans are not
competent to that measure of self-government which entitles a
man to political sovereignty--They were not prepared for
freedom when first brought into the country; hence they were
placed under the domestic form of government--The humanity of
this policy--In the opinion of Southern people, they are still
unprepared--The fanaticism and rashness of some, and the
inexcusable wickedness of others, who oppose the South