1
They begin a propaganda to incite servile insurrection in the South.
2
There never before was such tyranny without a servile insurrection.
3
Both these worthies had declared their willingness to go down South to suppress servile insurrection.
4
This would only be to incite a servile insurrection.
5
The South least of all can indulge in anarchy, as it would at once tend to servile insurrection.
6
It signified servile insurrection, absolute ruin to all southern slave-owners, and the absolute enmity of every slave State.
7
No servile insurrection or tendency to cruelty has marked the measures of emancipation and the arming of the blacks.
8
An attempt at permanent lodgment would be based either on Canada or a servile insurrection in the southern states.
9
No servile insurrection or tendency to violence or cruelty has marked the measures of emancipation and arming the blacks.
10
No servile insurrection, or tendency to violence or cruelty, has marked the measure of emancipation and arming the blacks.
11
We find the President's Proclamation of Emancipation spoken of in those papers only as an incitement to servile insurrection.
12
Many planters for fear of servile insurrection moved to other islands, as the situation did not soon become inviting.
13
The propaganda of Southern and Western abolitionists had as a primary object the prevention of both servile insurrection and civil war.
14
Instead of the horror of servile insurrection, women and children were safe in their homes, supported and protected by their servants.
15
Any ordinance of abolition now pronounced would not effect the emancipation of the slaves, but might probably effect a servile insurrection.
16
Nor do I urge objections of a moral nature in view of possible consequences of servile insurrection and massacre in the South.
