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Dearest and Holiest Rights
Source Text: Charles Lenox Remond's speech "For the Dissolution of the Union," delivered at the New England Anti-Slavery Society convention in Boston on May 7, 1844.
With all my knowledge of the origin and the progress, and my experience of the present practical workings of the American Constitution, shall I be found here advocating it as a glorious means to a glorious end? No. My fellow countrymen, I am here to register my testimony against it.
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