Equality of Rights in the Territories Speech of Harrison G Blake of Ohio M
Equality of Rights in the Territories Speech of Harrison G Blake of Ohio M
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And ; now, sirj we have selected one of the noblest 5 scions of that stock, to lead on the hosts of freedom to »the victory which awaits us, iri the great contest which is so near at hand. ^Abraham Lincoln is a fit representative in this great battle between freedom and sla- very, to lead the laboring men of the nation. He is -truly a representative man; he repre- sents1a r his own person the great blessings of freedopy over slavery. . • Witjh. God'a blessiug, we will bear him in tri- umph to t...he Presidential mansion, there to ad- minister the Government on the principles of Washington and Jefferson, and to have a care to some other interests of this great country of ours, than the right of man to property in his fellow man.
'Under the lead of this great champion of Territorial freedom, we expect to bring back this Government to the principles and policy of its founders. , Under his administration, I trust in God, we shall set bounds to the progress of human sla- very, and consecrate to freedom every foot of national territory which we now possess, or may iereafter acquire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And ; now, sirj we have selected one of the noblest 5 scions of that stock, to lead on the hosts of freedom to »the victory which awaits us, iri the great contest which is so near at hand. ^Abraham Lincoln is a fit representative in this great battle between freedom and sla- very, to lead the laboring men of the nation. He is -truly a representative man; he repre- sents1a r his own person the great blessings of freedopy over slavery. . • Witjh. God'a blessiug, we will bear him in tri- umph to t...he Presidential mansion, there to ad- minister the Government on the principles of Washington and Jefferson, and to have a care to some other interests of this great country of ours, than the right of man to property in his fellow man.
'Under the lead of this great champion of Territorial freedom, we expect to bring back this Government to the principles and policy of its founders. , Under his administration, I trust in God, we shall set bounds to the progress of human sla- very, and consecrate to freedom every foot of national territory which we now possess, or may iereafter acquire.
What to read after Equality of Rights in the Territories Speech of Harrison G Blake of Ohio M?
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