The Federal Union
The Federal Union
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BOCOCK of Virginia, addressing himself to the Republicans, [Cong. Globe, page 264, ] said: — "You cheat yourselves Avith the delusion that your platform makes you national. You declare war on the institution of slavery wherever the strong arm of this Government can reach it, and call that a national platform. To justify so absurd a position, you love to employ the spe- cious phrase that " freedom is national and sla- very sectional. " I tell gentlemen that it is a cheat and delusion. * » * When... in your platform you come forward and say that your institutions alone are entitled to the protection of the government, and that ours are to be dis- countenanced and restricted by its action, then you lay down a sectional platform and array your- selves into a sectional party. You put us be- yond the pale of the Constitution, and you force us to fight you by every fair and honorable means; and WE SHALL DO IT. " Mr. Giddings and others. Agreed! Mr. Bocock. Rest assured that WE WILL DOIT. " In.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BOCOCK of Virginia, addressing himself to the Republicans, [Cong. Globe, page 264, ] said: — "You cheat yourselves Avith the delusion that your platform makes you national. You declare war on the institution of slavery wherever the strong arm of this Government can reach it, and call that a national platform. To justify so absurd a position, you love to employ the spe- cious phrase that " freedom is national and sla- very sectional. " I tell gentlemen that it is a cheat and delusion. * » * When... in your platform you come forward and say that your institutions alone are entitled to the protection of the government, and that ours are to be dis- countenanced and restricted by its action, then you lay down a sectional platform and array your- selves into a sectional party. You put us be- yond the pale of the Constitution, and you force us to fight you by every fair and honorable means; and WE SHALL DO IT. " Mr. Giddings and others. Agreed! Mr. Bocock. Rest assured that WE WILL DOIT. " In.
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