Dangers And Duties Reconstruction And Suffrage
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It is said that if we give the negroes t^e ballot in the South, we will have to give it to those in Indiana. Gentlemen, if In- diana had gone c t of the Union, and we, in trying to whip her back, had been com- pelled to call upon the negroes to help us, and when we had whipped her into the Union, we had not been strong enough to hold her there without the ballots of the negroes, you would have the case I am ar- guing as to the South. But if you secure equal rights and equal advantages to the ne...gro, in the reconstruction of the South, under this inducement to our colored peo- ple to return to their sunny home, the ques tion of negro suffrage might never come in Indiana, if it thould come, 1 will be in favor of taking it up and dealing with it upon its merits. I am for taxation and representation everywhere throughout our country. But this question belongs to you, gentlemen of the Legislature, and Con- gress cannot touch it. Let me beg of you not to confound together very differ- ent questions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is said that if we give the negroes t^e ballot in the South, we will have to give it to those in Indiana. Gentlemen, if In- diana had gone c t of the Union, and we, in trying to whip her back, had been com- pelled to call upon the negroes to help us, and when we had whipped her into the Union, we had not been strong enough to hold her there without the ballots of the negroes, you would have the case I am ar- guing as to the South. But if you secure equal rights and equal advantages to the ne...gro, in the reconstruction of the South, under this inducement to our colored peo- ple to return to their sunny home, the ques tion of negro suffrage might never come in Indiana, if it thould come, 1 will be in favor of taking it up and dealing with it upon its merits. I am for taxation and representation everywhere throughout our country. But this question belongs to you, gentlemen of the Legislature, and Con- gress cannot touch it. Let me beg of you not to confound together very differ- ent questions.
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