Civil Government a Divine Ordinance a Discourse Delivered in the Meeting Hous
Civil Government a Divine Ordinance a Discourse Delivered in the Meeting Hous
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Most significant of all is the intelligence wliich lias reached us within the past few days, that the very men who are leaders in this atrocious conspiracy against an Ordinance of the Al- mighty; the very men ^Yho deliberately inaugurated this unparalleled war, for the avowed purpose of founding a new, and that a slave-holding empire ; these very men are them- selves vindicating the military policy of our Government, by proposing to imitate that policy themselves, and proclaiming emancipation t...o their own slaves. [See note B, page 32. ] What a confession this is, that the conduct of the war on our part has been a transcendent success! Verily, the ruler of the land hath not borne the sword in vain I And yet there are those scattered through the north, who are craven enough to assert that "the war is a failure. " To compel these haughty insurgents to cast away the very corner-stone on Avhich they had vauntingly founded their unhallowed Confederacy ; to com- pel these scornful task-masters to confess that Avhite men can- not conquer us, but that black men may ; to storm and carry the very citadel of the rebellion — and slaveholding is that citadel — to extort such confessions as these from these swollen Southrons; M?.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most significant of all is the intelligence wliich lias reached us within the past few days, that the very men who are leaders in this atrocious conspiracy against an Ordinance of the Al- mighty; the very men ^Yho deliberately inaugurated this unparalleled war, for the avowed purpose of founding a new, and that a slave-holding empire ; these very men are them- selves vindicating the military policy of our Government, by proposing to imitate that policy themselves, and proclaiming emancipation t...o their own slaves. [See note B, page 32. ] What a confession this is, that the conduct of the war on our part has been a transcendent success! Verily, the ruler of the land hath not borne the sword in vain I And yet there are those scattered through the north, who are craven enough to assert that "the war is a failure. " To compel these haughty insurgents to cast away the very corner-stone on Avhich they had vauntingly founded their unhallowed Confederacy ; to com- pel these scornful task-masters to confess that Avhite men can- not conquer us, but that black men may ; to storm and carry the very citadel of the rebellion — and slaveholding is that citadel — to extort such confessions as these from these swollen Southrons; M?.
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