Address of the Union State Central Committee of Pennsylvania
Address of the Union State Central Committee of Pennsylvania
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The Supreme Court, against whose judgment no law, if enacted, could avail, was pro-slavery. There was, therefore, no danger possible to the institution ; and it was simply because once in forty years the people had lawfully chosen a President who was believed to be opposed to further concessions to slavery, that an em- bittered and malignant faction, who had been long nursing their treason, declared their purpose to cause to flow all the terrible evils following in the train of this cruel war, ...which has wasted our substance and placed our chiefest treasures beneath the seals of clay. The utter groundlessness of their complaints, and the want of even a decent pretext for their threatened crime against their country, was placed in full light before the world when Alexander II. Stephens spoke to the people of Georgia those memorable words, which history will always remember, sealing with the seal of lasting condemnation this wicked and causeless rebellion.
" What right has the north assailed ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Supreme Court, against whose judgment no law, if enacted, could avail, was pro-slavery. There was, therefore, no danger possible to the institution ; and it was simply because once in forty years the people had lawfully chosen a President who was believed to be opposed to further concessions to slavery, that an em- bittered and malignant faction, who had been long nursing their treason, declared their purpose to cause to flow all the terrible evils following in the train of this cruel war, ...which has wasted our substance and placed our chiefest treasures beneath the seals of clay. The utter groundlessness of their complaints, and the want of even a decent pretext for their threatened crime against their country, was placed in full light before the world when Alexander II. Stephens spoke to the people of Georgia those memorable words, which history will always remember, sealing with the seal of lasting condemnation this wicked and causeless rebellion.
" What right has the north assailed ?
What to read after Address of the Union State Central Committee of Pennsylvania?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Republican Party Pa State Central Committee to read onlineMoreLess
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