Vices, North and South.  Slave labor unproductive—­the reason why?

CHAPTER VI.

The evils of slavery continued.  The poorer class of whites, South,

The higher and lower classes, North and South.  Politeness of Southern gentlemen,

Anecdotes,

The slave and his master.  Slaves content and happy,

Why is it, that the African race are happy, in a state of servitude?

An old infidel and his slave,

CHAPTER VII.

The evils of slavery continued.  Agitation and sectional hatred. God save the Union,

Ambitions demagogues.  Dangers of agitation,

Is there no remedy?  Difficulties.  The course of the Worth toward the
South should be kind and conciliatory,

The schemes of abolitionists potent for evil.  By what means can slavery be abolished?

Colonization.  Kindness and conciliation,

Territory should be set apart for free blacks,

Aversion of slaves to a removal to Africa,

CHAPTER VIII.

The holding of slaves not sinful under all circumstances—­Curse denounced on Ham, &c., &c.

CHAPTER IX.

Slavery under the Mosaic Dispensation—­Christ and his Apostles,

CHAPTER X.

Paul,—­Philemon,—­and Onesimus.  Solemn thoughts,

CHAPTER XI.

The respective duties of masters and servants, &c.

CHAPTER XII.

Demagogues—­Disorganizes—­Abolitionists, &c.

CHAPTER XIII.

The love of God—­Self-love—­Truth and error,