Address to the Democrats of Massachusetts
Address to the Democrats of Massachusetts
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They meanly picked our pockets before they left us, and wound up by trying to cut our throats, — an attempt they still keep up. I, therefore, am compelled to say to them, that if the stream of events should bear us on so far, I shall behold, with much resignation, the corpse of the last rebel hanging in the chains of the last slave. And for his own sake, as well as mine, I shall rejoice to see the man of the South promoted to the plough, and his wife exalted to the wash-tub. He will then unders...tand practical Democracy, and will better appreciate the dignity of labor when he per- forms it himself.
I have dwelt upon the twaddle of our ward and county politicians, not because it is worth the trouble I have expended on it, but out of abundant caution ; because an enemy should never be merely despised. Their de- feat in our convention can be followed up throughout the Commonwealth hy supporting the government. They whine about this " cruel war. " Let us execrate this mean rebellion. They say they long for peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They meanly picked our pockets before they left us, and wound up by trying to cut our throats, — an attempt they still keep up. I, therefore, am compelled to say to them, that if the stream of events should bear us on so far, I shall behold, with much resignation, the corpse of the last rebel hanging in the chains of the last slave. And for his own sake, as well as mine, I shall rejoice to see the man of the South promoted to the plough, and his wife exalted to the wash-tub. He will then unders...tand practical Democracy, and will better appreciate the dignity of labor when he per- forms it himself.
I have dwelt upon the twaddle of our ward and county politicians, not because it is worth the trouble I have expended on it, but out of abundant caution ; because an enemy should never be merely despised. Their de- feat in our convention can be followed up throughout the Commonwealth hy supporting the government. They whine about this " cruel war. " Let us execrate this mean rebellion. They say they long for peace.
What to read after Address to the Democrats of Massachusetts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Sennott to read onlineMoreLess
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