A Nations Discipline
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" It is not necessary to cite other testimony after so bold and unequivocal a statement as this. If further evidence is demanded, we may refer to Mr. Everett's Fourth of Jul}^ speech, which eirectually disposes of other issues as trivial. It must l)e admitted that while the North has not changed, while the Constitution re- mains unaltered, while the Government has bent all its efforts to keep the Constitution inviolate, while the new President in advance pledged his determination to trespass on... no vested rights, and while Congress, with unparalleled unanimity, has recently disavowed any pi'oject of conquest or subjugation, or any other purpose than simply to maintain the supremacy of the laws and the integi'ity of the Union, the South has drilteJ from its old moorings, and is at sea under a press of canvass destined for an entirely different har- l)()r. Indeed the Soutli did not wait for any actual inroad, Init with indecent haste proclaimed secession before the new Pi'esident was inaugurated, and having but its feai'S and anticipations to Justify the ('ourse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It is not necessary to cite other testimony after so bold and unequivocal a statement as this. If further evidence is demanded, we may refer to Mr. Everett's Fourth of Jul}^ speech, which eirectually disposes of other issues as trivial. It must l)e admitted that while the North has not changed, while the Constitution re- mains unaltered, while the Government has bent all its efforts to keep the Constitution inviolate, while the new President in advance pledged his determination to trespass on... no vested rights, and while Congress, with unparalleled unanimity, has recently disavowed any pi'oject of conquest or subjugation, or any other purpose than simply to maintain the supremacy of the laws and the integi'ity of the Union, the South has drilteJ from its old moorings, and is at sea under a press of canvass destined for an entirely different har- l)()r. Indeed the Soutli did not wait for any actual inroad, Init with indecent haste proclaimed secession before the new Pi'esident was inaugurated, and having but its feai'S and anticipations to Justify the ('ourse.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Davidson to read onlineMoreLess
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