Address to the People of the United States
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28 GREAT KEBELLION.
Seward, writing to Mr. Dayton, our minister to France, says: " The new President, as well as the citizens through whose suffrages lie has come into administration, has always repu- diated all designs whatever and wherever, imputed to liim and them, of disturbing the system of slavery as it exists under the Constitution and the laws. The case would not be fully presented if I were to omit to say, that any such efibrt on his part would be unconstitutional, and all his actions ...in that direction would be prevented by the proper authority, even though they were assented to bj^ Congress and the peo- ple. " Is it wise for this administration to disrespect the Con- stitution, the warnings of statesmen, and expect others Mill suj^port what they themselves disregard ?
What is the present condition of the negroes set free in this war? Governor Allen of Louisiana says tliat, upon relia- ble authority, two thirds of the negroes set free have died, and others are returning to their masters sick and emaciated, begging to stay and die at home.
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28 GREAT KEBELLION.
Seward, writing to Mr. Dayton, our minister to France, says: " The new President, as well as the citizens through whose suffrages lie has come into administration, has always repu- diated all designs whatever and wherever, imputed to liim and them, of disturbing the system of slavery as it exists under the Constitution and the laws. The case would not be fully presented if I were to omit to say, that any such efibrt on his part would be unconstitutional, and all his actions ...in that direction would be prevented by the proper authority, even though they were assented to bj^ Congress and the peo- ple. " Is it wise for this administration to disrespect the Con- stitution, the warnings of statesmen, and expect others Mill suj^port what they themselves disregard ?
What is the present condition of the negroes set free in this war? Governor Allen of Louisiana says tliat, upon relia- ble authority, two thirds of the negroes set free have died, and others are returning to their masters sick and emaciated, begging to stay and die at home.
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