History of the United States From the Compromise of 1850
History of the United States From the Compromise of 1850
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" When that Nebraska bill was brought forward, four years ago last January, was it not," he asked, "for the avowed object of putting an end to the slavery agitation?
. . . We were for a little while quiet on the troublesome ' Lincoln-Douglas Debates, p. 181.
« Ibid., p. 325. = Oct. 15tli.
Ch. X.] THE LINCOLN-DOUGLAS DEBATES 335 thing, and that very allaying plaster of Judge Douglas's stirred it up again. . . . "When was there ever a greater agita- tion in Congress than last winter ? When was it... as great in the country as to-day? There was a collateral object in the introduction of that Nebraska policy, which was to clothe the people of the territories with a superior degree of self-government beyond what they had ever had before. . . .
But have you ever heard or known of a people anywhere on earth who had as little to do as, in the first instance of its use, the people of Kansas had with this same right of self-government? In its main policy and in its collateral object, it has heen nothing hut a living, creeping lie from the time of its introduction till to-day.''^ ' Lincoln made a good argument drawn from the letter of the Constitution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" When that Nebraska bill was brought forward, four years ago last January, was it not," he asked, "for the avowed object of putting an end to the slavery agitation?
. . . We were for a little while quiet on the troublesome ' Lincoln-Douglas Debates, p. 181.
« Ibid., p. 325. = Oct. 15tli.
Ch. X.] THE LINCOLN-DOUGLAS DEBATES 335 thing, and that very allaying plaster of Judge Douglas's stirred it up again. . . . "When was there ever a greater agita- tion in Congress than last winter ? When was it... as great in the country as to-day? There was a collateral object in the introduction of that Nebraska policy, which was to clothe the people of the territories with a superior degree of self-government beyond what they had ever had before. . . .
But have you ever heard or known of a people anywhere on earth who had as little to do as, in the first instance of its use, the people of Kansas had with this same right of self-government? In its main policy and in its collateral object, it has heen nothing hut a living, creeping lie from the time of its introduction till to-day.''^ ' Lincoln made a good argument drawn from the letter of the Constitution.
What to read after History of the United States From the Compromise of 1850?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhodes James Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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