Address of Democratic Members of Congress to the Democracy of the United States
Address of Democratic Members of Congress to the Democracy of the United States
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The " Crittenden Propositions" never receiv- ed a single Republican vote in either House. For the proof we appeal to the Journals of Congress and to the Congressional Globe.
6 We scorn to reply to . The charge that the Democratic party is opposed to granting aid and support to the Federal Government in maintaining its safety, integrity, and constitutional suprema- cy, and in favor of disbanding our armies and succumbing to the South. The charge is libellous and false. No man has advoca- ted any... such proposition. Democrats recognize it as their duty as patriots to support the Government in all constitutional, neces- sary, and proper efforts to maintain its safety, integrity, and con- stitutional authority ; but at the same time they are inflexibly opposed to waging war against any of the States or people of this Union, in any spirit of oppression, or for any purpose of conquest or subjugation, or of overthrowing or interfering with the rights or established institutions of any State. Above all, the Demo- cratic party will not support the Administration in any thing which looks or tends to the loss of our political or personal rights and liberties, or a change of our present Democratic form of government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The " Crittenden Propositions" never receiv- ed a single Republican vote in either House. For the proof we appeal to the Journals of Congress and to the Congressional Globe.
6 We scorn to reply to . The charge that the Democratic party is opposed to granting aid and support to the Federal Government in maintaining its safety, integrity, and constitutional suprema- cy, and in favor of disbanding our armies and succumbing to the South. The charge is libellous and false. No man has advoca- ted any... such proposition. Democrats recognize it as their duty as patriots to support the Government in all constitutional, neces- sary, and proper efforts to maintain its safety, integrity, and con- stitutional authority ; but at the same time they are inflexibly opposed to waging war against any of the States or people of this Union, in any spirit of oppression, or for any purpose of conquest or subjugation, or of overthrowing or interfering with the rights or established institutions of any State. Above all, the Demo- cratic party will not support the Administration in any thing which looks or tends to the loss of our political or personal rights and liberties, or a change of our present Democratic form of government.
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