A Northern No Addressed to the Delegates From the Free States to the Whig Natio
A Northern No Addressed to the Delegates From the Free States to the Whig Natio
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Available for what ] for a candidate ? — or for a wise and safe President ?
11 On this subject, Gentlemen, it becomes you to take heed. It is an awful consideration. You are under a responsibility above and beyond what belongs to your official duties. You are responsible to your suc- cessors, to posterity, to the world. By nominating Gen. Taylor, you are debauching the popular mind. You are leading this people to their political destruc- tion.
On this subject, I prefer to quote the opinion of M...r. Webster, who is, to a majority of your Conven- tion, I dare say, a safer guide on all public, Constitu- tional questions, than Gen. Taylor.
I quote from Mr. Webster's Speech in the Senate, January 14, 1836, on Mr. Benton's Resolutions for appropriating the Surplus Revenue to National De- fence.
" Sin, If there be any philosophy in history; if human blood still runs in human veins ; if man still conforms to the identity of his nature, the institutions which secure constitutional liberty can never stand long against this excessive personal confidence, against this devotion to men, — in utter disregard both of principle and experience, — which seems to mo to be strongly characteristic of our times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Available for what ] for a candidate ? — or for a wise and safe President ?
11 On this subject, Gentlemen, it becomes you to take heed. It is an awful consideration. You are under a responsibility above and beyond what belongs to your official duties. You are responsible to your suc- cessors, to posterity, to the world. By nominating Gen. Taylor, you are debauching the popular mind. You are leading this people to their political destruc- tion.
On this subject, I prefer to quote the opinion of M...r. Webster, who is, to a majority of your Conven- tion, I dare say, a safer guide on all public, Constitu- tional questions, than Gen. Taylor.
I quote from Mr. Webster's Speech in the Senate, January 14, 1836, on Mr. Benton's Resolutions for appropriating the Surplus Revenue to National De- fence.
" Sin, If there be any philosophy in history; if human blood still runs in human veins ; if man still conforms to the identity of his nature, the institutions which secure constitutional liberty can never stand long against this excessive personal confidence, against this devotion to men, — in utter disregard both of principle and experience, — which seems to mo to be strongly characteristic of our times.
What to read after A Northern No Addressed to the Delegates From the Free States to the Whig Natio?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Calvin Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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