ABSTRACT
Rev. Sir,—as my sentiments upon subjects of importance (I wish to speak this with gratitude for such distinction) have long been honored with peculiar notice in this nation, one of whose distinguishing characteristics is a sound understanding, I request your candid perusal of the following thoughts. They were suggested by two passages in your late publication upon the subject of Slavery, intitled “The House of Bondage,” &c. The passages I allude to are these.—
