Eulogy On Charles Sumner
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" There can be no doubt about the result, "' said Sumner. ''• Slavery will soon succumb and disappear. " — " Disappear ! In what way, and how soon ? " ashed Tocqueville. " In what manner, I cannot say, " rephed Sumner ; " how soon I cannot say : but it will be soon, I feel it ; I know it; it cannot be otherwise. " That was all the reason he gave. "Mr. Sumner is a remarkable man, " said De Tocqueville afterwards to a friend of mine. " He says that slavery will soon entu'ely dis- appear in the Un...ited States. ■ He does not know how, he does not know when ; but he feels it, he is perfectly sure of it. The man speaks like a prophet. " And so it was. What appeared a perplexing puzzle to other men's minds was perfectly clear to him. His method of reasoning Avas simple : it was the reasoning of reli- gious faith. Slavery is wrong; therefore it must and will perish : freedom is right ; therefore it must and will prevail. And by no power of resistance, by no difficulty, by no disappointment, by no defeat, could that faith be shaken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There can be no doubt about the result, "' said Sumner. ''• Slavery will soon succumb and disappear. " — " Disappear ! In what way, and how soon ? " ashed Tocqueville. " In what manner, I cannot say, " rephed Sumner ; " how soon I cannot say : but it will be soon, I feel it ; I know it; it cannot be otherwise. " That was all the reason he gave. "Mr. Sumner is a remarkable man, " said De Tocqueville afterwards to a friend of mine. " He says that slavery will soon entu'ely dis- appear in the Un...ited States. ■ He does not know how, he does not know when ; but he feels it, he is perfectly sure of it. The man speaks like a prophet. " And so it was. What appeared a perplexing puzzle to other men's minds was perfectly clear to him. His method of reasoning Avas simple : it was the reasoning of reli- gious faith. Slavery is wrong; therefore it must and will perish : freedom is right ; therefore it must and will prevail. And by no power of resistance, by no difficulty, by no disappointment, by no defeat, could that faith be shaken.
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