Can I Conscientiously Vote for Henry
Can I Conscientiously Vote for Henry
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Chapman, distinguished divines residing in the same town, afford the fullest evidence, that Mr. Clay's moral character has been for some years at least, unimpeachcd in the community where he lives. He treats the institutions of religion with re- spect ; he is not profane, not given to vicious indulgence. I say, then, that if Mr. Wilberforce was not guilty of a flagrant violation of his conscience, I can vote for Mr. Clay without wounding mine.
I feel too, that as Mr. Wilberforce went further, a...nd consid- ered himself hound in conscience to vote for Mr. Pitt, so am I bound, in the present momentous crisis, to vote for Mr. Clay. It is the only means left me, of resisting two of the greatest evils which can bcfal the United States, the utter prostration of the industry of the country, and the curse and dishonor of voluntarily enlarging the limits of slavery among a people, who in the charter of their liberties, have declared that " all men are free and equal. " I could not throw away my vote in such a case, without feeling guilty before God and my country, of a flagrant breach of trust.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chapman, distinguished divines residing in the same town, afford the fullest evidence, that Mr. Clay's moral character has been for some years at least, unimpeachcd in the community where he lives. He treats the institutions of religion with re- spect ; he is not profane, not given to vicious indulgence. I say, then, that if Mr. Wilberforce was not guilty of a flagrant violation of his conscience, I can vote for Mr. Clay without wounding mine.
I feel too, that as Mr. Wilberforce went further, a...nd consid- ered himself hound in conscience to vote for Mr. Pitt, so am I bound, in the present momentous crisis, to vote for Mr. Clay. It is the only means left me, of resisting two of the greatest evils which can bcfal the United States, the utter prostration of the industry of the country, and the curse and dishonor of voluntarily enlarging the limits of slavery among a people, who in the charter of their liberties, have declared that " all men are free and equal. " I could not throw away my vote in such a case, without feeling guilty before God and my country, of a flagrant breach of trust.
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