Some men are still talking of preventing the spread of the cancer, but leaving it just where it is.
William Lloyd Garrison: “Some men are still talking of preventing the spread of the cancer, but leaving it just where it is.”
Editor's note · Context
Garrison critiques those who wish to limit the spread of slavery while ignoring its existing presence and impact.
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They can never be reconciled--never walk together--never consent to a truce--never deal in honeyed phrases--never worship at the same altar--never acknowledge the same God.
By the Declaration of Independence, he is pronounced a man-stealer.
If they were cut loose from their friends at the North (friends that ought to be, and without them, the South had no friends), whither were they to look for protection?
I will not try to make as good a bargain for the Lord as the Devil will let me, and plead the necessity of a compromise, and regret that I cannot do any better, and be thankful that I can do so much.