Address to the People of the Congressional District of Charleston volume 1
Address to the People of the Congressional District of Charleston volume 1
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To yield any pvinciple or to sacrliice any interest — but Lo forbear from insisting upon the sudden abandon- ment of a system, which would be attended with the ruin of mil- lions — to endeavour to obtain an amelioration of its provisions, by compromise with their opponents, and to posrpone ail ellbrts for its? repeal, to a future and more auspicious pciiod. General B!air, so fiu- from conceiving tliat his vote was a recognition "of the set- tled pohcy of the protected system, " declared, that h...e "did not vote for the bill as a compromise of the subject, or as a quietus of tlie complaints of the South, but on the prhidph of reductionf and Mr. Mitchell, who spoke . At length against the bill, gave to it his support, for reasons siniMlar to th, se which had been assigned by General Blair. Had my conduct in relation to this bill been the reverse of what it was, had I voted against it, and had this vote been cited, to establish that I had been inconsistent, and treacher- ous to my duty, I should have felt that I was incompetent to de- fend myself against these grave accusations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To yield any pvinciple or to sacrliice any interest — but Lo forbear from insisting upon the sudden abandon- ment of a system, which would be attended with the ruin of mil- lions — to endeavour to obtain an amelioration of its provisions, by compromise with their opponents, and to posrpone ail ellbrts for its? repeal, to a future and more auspicious pciiod. General B!air, so fiu- from conceiving tliat his vote was a recognition "of the set- tled pohcy of the protected system, " declared, that h...e "did not vote for the bill as a compromise of the subject, or as a quietus of tlie complaints of the South, but on the prhidph of reductionf and Mr. Mitchell, who spoke . At length against the bill, gave to it his support, for reasons siniMlar to th, se which had been assigned by General Blair. Had my conduct in relation to this bill been the reverse of what it was, had I voted against it, and had this vote been cited, to establish that I had been inconsistent, and treacher- ous to my duty, I should have felt that I was incompetent to de- fend myself against these grave accusations.
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