Democracy Alias Slavery Speech
Democracy Alias Slavery Speech
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Let not the South suppose that the North can be induced to recall from the outposts which he has so long defended, from the councils which he has so long instructed and adorned, the Washington of this war, the Jefferson of this revolu- tion. Sir, I am not about to defend that eminent man. Senator Seward, from the assaults of the Democracy. No, not at all. When he needs to be de- fended, his own left hand will do it. But, sir, what scenes have we here be- held 1 What Democratic dwarf has taken t...he floor, that has not shaken his tiny shillalah at this giant 1 See how they tug and toil to tumble pebbles in his pathway, supposing them to be boulders. Look, what coils of ropes they bring to bind him ! Ropes 1 No, they are but the ravelings of the once strong cord of Democracy. Sir, do you not remember the " Strong Man, " Kwa- 1 sind, in the song of Hiawatha 7 | " Now, this wondroug strength of Kwasind, In his crown alone was seated. " Do you not remember " the envious little people, the Puk-Wudjics 1 " Hark, how .
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Let not the South suppose that the North can be induced to recall from the outposts which he has so long defended, from the councils which he has so long instructed and adorned, the Washington of this war, the Jefferson of this revolu- tion. Sir, I am not about to defend that eminent man. Senator Seward, from the assaults of the Democracy. No, not at all. When he needs to be de- fended, his own left hand will do it. But, sir, what scenes have we here be- held 1 What Democratic dwarf has taken t...he floor, that has not shaken his tiny shillalah at this giant 1 See how they tug and toil to tumble pebbles in his pathway, supposing them to be boulders. Look, what coils of ropes they bring to bind him ! Ropes 1 No, they are but the ravelings of the once strong cord of Democracy. Sir, do you not remember the " Strong Man, " Kwa- 1 sind, in the song of Hiawatha 7 | " Now, this wondroug strength of Kwasind, In his crown alone was seated. " Do you not remember " the envious little people, the Puk-Wudjics 1 " Hark, how .
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jas B James Bedell Mckean to read onlineMoreLess
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