The Presidential Campaign of 1860
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Why, they do not like Douglas. They do not like his platform. Why do they not like the platform? Because I stand now on the very platform on which they stood four years ago. And what confidence can you have in the integrity, in the truthfulness, in the honor of a man who will abuse the Charleston platform now, after he sup- ported it four years ago ? Were they cheating you then ? Were they cheating you at that time to get your votes ? If they were, how much confidence should you place in them n...ow ? (Cheers.) If they were honest then, it does not become them to abuse those of us who do not change quite as rapidly as they have done.
(Applaicse.) "I stand now where I stood then. I stand now where I stood when I brought forward the bill to repeal the Missouri restriction and organize the territories of Kansas and Nebraska- They can- not and do not pretend that I have changed. But they have started a story I learn since I got down here, that I went home and explained the Nebraska bill in a different way from what I had South, and said that it was the best abolition bill ever got up to prohibit slavery everywhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why, they do not like Douglas. They do not like his platform. Why do they not like the platform? Because I stand now on the very platform on which they stood four years ago. And what confidence can you have in the integrity, in the truthfulness, in the honor of a man who will abuse the Charleston platform now, after he sup- ported it four years ago ? Were they cheating you then ? Were they cheating you at that time to get your votes ? If they were, how much confidence should you place in them n...ow ? (Cheers.) If they were honest then, it does not become them to abuse those of us who do not change quite as rapidly as they have done.
(Applaicse.) "I stand now where I stood then. I stand now where I stood when I brought forward the bill to repeal the Missouri restriction and organize the territories of Kansas and Nebraska- They can- not and do not pretend that I have changed. But they have started a story I learn since I got down here, that I went home and explained the Nebraska bill in a different way from what I had South, and said that it was the best abolition bill ever got up to prohibit slavery everywhere.
What to read after The Presidential Campaign of 1860?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emerson David Fite to read onlineMoreLess
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