Beyond all question, the protection of the colored race in civil rights is essential to complete the abolition of Slavery; but the protection of the colored race in political rights is not less essential, and the power is as ample in one case as in the other.
Sumner argues that protecting the civil and political rights of the colored race is essential for true abolition of slavery.
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