"for the Great Empire of Liberty, Forward!" : Speech of Maj.-Gen. Carl Schurz, of Wisconsin, Delivered At Concert Hall, Philadelphia, On Friday Evening, September 16, 1864
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dependent and equal member. Foreign powers, however desirous of making separation perma- nent, yet hesitate to enter into open relations and cooperation with the Confederacy ; first, be- cause our Government maintains with firmness the justice of our cause, and its inflexible reso- lution to bring back the rebellious States ; and secondly, because the stigma of slavery rests upon the rebellion, and European governments have some respect for public opinion in their own countries, and for the enl...ightened judgment of mankind. But is it reasonable to suppose that they will refrain from doing so when they will have a plausible pretext ? They would, no doubt, be most glad to see us do for them what they are ashamed to do for themselves. As you, in times gone by — and I hope gone by for ever — were required to do for the slaveholder the dirty work he deemed below his dignity to do for himself — catch his runaways — so foreign powers would rather like you to perform for them a hardly cleaner work, which they them* selves feel much delicacy about — recognize as an independent power a Confederacy founded upon the corner-stone of slavery.
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dependent and equal member. Foreign powers, however desirous of making separation perma- nent, yet hesitate to enter into open relations and cooperation with the Confederacy ; first, be- cause our Government maintains with firmness the justice of our cause, and its inflexible reso- lution to bring back the rebellious States ; and secondly, because the stigma of slavery rests upon the rebellion, and European governments have some respect for public opinion in their own countries, and for the enl...ightened judgment of mankind. But is it reasonable to suppose that they will refrain from doing so when they will have a plausible pretext ? They would, no doubt, be most glad to see us do for them what they are ashamed to do for themselves. As you, in times gone by — and I hope gone by for ever — were required to do for the slaveholder the dirty work he deemed below his dignity to do for himself — catch his runaways — so foreign powers would rather like you to perform for them a hardly cleaner work, which they them* selves feel much delicacy about — recognize as an independent power a Confederacy founded upon the corner-stone of slavery.
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