Letter to Dr G D Fisher
Letter to Dr G D Fisher
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I am sure he is in earnest, and is influenced by ardent attachment to the South. I respect his opinions, but think that in this case his zeal for Southern rights has run ahead of his discretion. I think he misunderstands the sentiments and wishes of the people of Florida, and their true interests. But we shall soon sec. Those i/7/o vote for him vote to dissolve the Union for measures which, all to- gether, I believe satisfactory to a large majority of the Southern people, and which are more fav...orable than I ever expected to get for the South. I have already expressed my opposition to California, and have given my opinion of the other bills. So far from believing them cause for dissolu- tion, I think that, as to the Territories, the South has achieved a great tri- umph. I and four other Southern Whigs were denounced all over the Union as agitators, faction is ts, and disunionists, because we asked our part) to adopt a resolution simply declaring that "Congress ought nol lo pass a law prohibiting slavery in the Territories.
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I am sure he is in earnest, and is influenced by ardent attachment to the South. I respect his opinions, but think that in this case his zeal for Southern rights has run ahead of his discretion. I think he misunderstands the sentiments and wishes of the people of Florida, and their true interests. But we shall soon sec. Those i/7/o vote for him vote to dissolve the Union for measures which, all to- gether, I believe satisfactory to a large majority of the Southern people, and which are more fav...orable than I ever expected to get for the South. I have already expressed my opposition to California, and have given my opinion of the other bills. So far from believing them cause for dissolu- tion, I think that, as to the Territories, the South has achieved a great tri- umph. I and four other Southern Whigs were denounced all over the Union as agitators, faction is ts, and disunionists, because we asked our part) to adopt a resolution simply declaring that "Congress ought nol lo pass a law prohibiting slavery in the Territories.
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