John Brown Liberator of Kansas And Martyr of Virginia
John Brown Liberator of Kansas And Martyr of Virginia
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He says : " When in South Carolina and other Southern States, I witnessed extraordi- nary meetings, presided over by men of influence, at which addresses of almost incredible violence were delivered on the necessity of 'forcing slavery into Kansas, ' of 'spreading the beneficent influence of Southern institutions over the new Territories, ' of driving back at the point of the bayonet the nigger-stealing scum poured down by Northern fanati- cism. " He knew what was the temper of Pierce, Gushing,... Davis, Mason, and Toombs at Washington ; and he had not learned, as many of his countrymen did a few years later, to identify the oligarchy of slavery with the aristocracy of Europe, and to exult in the anticipated downfall of demo- cratic freedom in America.
1859. J KANSAS AND THE CIVIL WAR. 183 Long before Mr. Gladstone's arrival in Kansas, the real inhabitants of that Territory had declared their purpose to resist the " bogus " laws of the usurping Legislature. At a convention held in " Big Springs, " 8ept.
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He says : " When in South Carolina and other Southern States, I witnessed extraordi- nary meetings, presided over by men of influence, at which addresses of almost incredible violence were delivered on the necessity of 'forcing slavery into Kansas, ' of 'spreading the beneficent influence of Southern institutions over the new Territories, ' of driving back at the point of the bayonet the nigger-stealing scum poured down by Northern fanati- cism. " He knew what was the temper of Pierce, Gushing,... Davis, Mason, and Toombs at Washington ; and he had not learned, as many of his countrymen did a few years later, to identify the oligarchy of slavery with the aristocracy of Europe, and to exult in the anticipated downfall of demo- cratic freedom in America.
1859. J KANSAS AND THE CIVIL WAR. 183 Long before Mr. Gladstone's arrival in Kansas, the real inhabitants of that Territory had declared their purpose to resist the " bogus " laws of the usurping Legislature. At a convention held in " Big Springs, " 8ept.
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