Cosmopolitan Ideas On the Union
Cosmopolitan Ideas On the Union
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It is a sentiment inbred in the Ainerican population, and forti- fied by habit, to abhor political privilege, founded on class. - It is hardly possible, that such an arrangement would be acquiesced in by South Carolina. Much less would it receive encouragement in Louisiana, Arkansas, or Texas. Without this feature, nothing could be gained for any particular class, that does not already exist under every State Gov- ernment.
The reopening of the African slave trade, is a measure of such com- mon ...aversion, that few, comparatively, until recently, have been its open advocates. That the project is now entertained by many, there is little doubt. That it is identified with the project of forming a Southern Confederacy, there is just as little. Aside from the question whether civilized nations would permit it; how would it affect the interests of the new military republic ? Here are seven and one-half millions of white people without slaves. Many of them have already been made to believe, that if the barbarous hordes of Africa could be turned into the new confederacy, they also, could readily become slaveholders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a sentiment inbred in the Ainerican population, and forti- fied by habit, to abhor political privilege, founded on class. - It is hardly possible, that such an arrangement would be acquiesced in by South Carolina. Much less would it receive encouragement in Louisiana, Arkansas, or Texas. Without this feature, nothing could be gained for any particular class, that does not already exist under every State Gov- ernment.
The reopening of the African slave trade, is a measure of such com- mon ...aversion, that few, comparatively, until recently, have been its open advocates. That the project is now entertained by many, there is little doubt. That it is identified with the project of forming a Southern Confederacy, there is just as little. Aside from the question whether civilized nations would permit it; how would it affect the interests of the new military republic ? Here are seven and one-half millions of white people without slaves. Many of them have already been made to believe, that if the barbarous hordes of Africa could be turned into the new confederacy, they also, could readily become slaveholders.
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