Invasion of Harpers Ferry Dangers And Duties of the South
Invasion of Harpers Ferry Dangers And Duties of the South
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President, I want this Union to be pre- served and to be made perpetual, and in order that it may be perpetual it is necessary that the Sena- tors on the other side when appealed to, as they have been this morning, should at least give a gleam of hope to the southern States that the policy of their incoming administration, if they should succeed in electing a President, will be different from what the local policy of their States has heretofore been with reference to the institution of slavery.... If not, as I stated before, I believe a separation will be inevitable.
The Senator from Illinois, the other day, asked why the South looked upon the people of the non- slavehokling States as their enemies, who wished to put the knife to the throats of their wives and children ? It is because they believe the doctrines that are taught by his party lead inevitably to that result. Whether they are right or wrong, they believe it: that is the sentiment of the people of the southern States, and I believe that they intend to resist the acquisition of power in this Confed- eracy by his party, because they think that the election and installation of a Republican President would be their conquest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
President, I want this Union to be pre- served and to be made perpetual, and in order that it may be perpetual it is necessary that the Sena- tors on the other side when appealed to, as they have been this morning, should at least give a gleam of hope to the southern States that the policy of their incoming administration, if they should succeed in electing a President, will be different from what the local policy of their States has heretofore been with reference to the institution of slavery.... If not, as I stated before, I believe a separation will be inevitable.
The Senator from Illinois, the other day, asked why the South looked upon the people of the non- slavehokling States as their enemies, who wished to put the knife to the throats of their wives and children ? It is because they believe the doctrines that are taught by his party lead inevitably to that result. Whether they are right or wrong, they believe it: that is the sentiment of the people of the southern States, and I believe that they intend to resist the acquisition of power in this Confed- eracy by his party, because they think that the election and installation of a Republican President would be their conquest.
What to read after Invasion of Harpers Ferry Dangers And Duties of the South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C C Clement Claiborne Clay to read onlineMoreLess
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