Boy Scouts Life of Lincoln
Boy Scouts Life of Lincoln
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But, along with this certainty, came an increasing anxiety. Ever since the Republicans had set out to prevent slavery s spreading to free soil, there had been many groups of important people in the slave States, who had threatened to go out of the Union and fight to stay out, if the Republicans should ever elect a President. They had said this in 1856, and when Mr. Lincoln went over to the new party that year and made his great "lost speech, " he had told them that, such questions were to be se...ttled in this country "by bal lots, not bullets. " And he had added, "We won t go out of the Union, and you shan t. " The more flourishing the Republicans became, the louder the threats of the Disunionists. When Mr. Lincoln spoke in Cincinnati in the fall of 1859, he had a good many of the discontented in his audience, and he took pains to reassure them. "Suppose we do beat you, " he said, "what are we going to do with you? We mean to treat you as nearly as we possibly can as Washington and Jefferson and Madison treated you.
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But, along with this certainty, came an increasing anxiety. Ever since the Republicans had set out to prevent slavery s spreading to free soil, there had been many groups of important people in the slave States, who had threatened to go out of the Union and fight to stay out, if the Republicans should ever elect a President. They had said this in 1856, and when Mr. Lincoln went over to the new party that year and made his great "lost speech, " he had told them that, such questions were to be se...ttled in this country "by bal lots, not bullets. " And he had added, "We won t go out of the Union, and you shan t. " The more flourishing the Republicans became, the louder the threats of the Disunionists. When Mr. Lincoln spoke in Cincinnati in the fall of 1859, he had a good many of the discontented in his audience, and he took pains to reassure them. "Suppose we do beat you, " he said, "what are we going to do with you? We mean to treat you as nearly as we possibly can as Washington and Jefferson and Madison treated you.
What to read after Boy Scouts Life of Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarbell, Ida M. (Ida Minerva), 1857-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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