Life And Public Services of Charles Sumner
Life And Public Services of Charles Sumner
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" The General remarked after reading this despatch, " This is too ridiculous to be laughed at. " To sweep away the last doubt on the subject, a week later, Mr. SMITH, Secretary of the Interior, at a dinner in Providence, R. I. , said : The minds of the people of the South have been deceived by the artful representations of Democrats, who have assured them that the people of the North were determined to bring the power of this govern ment to bear upon them for the purpose of crushing out this in...stitution of Slavery ; but the government of the United States has no more right to interfere with the institution of Slavery in South Carolina, than it has to intefere with the peculiar institution of Rhode Island whose benefits I have enjoyed : Referring, we suppose, to a good dinner ; nor, from the well-known habits of Mr. SMITH, can we attribute the utterance of such a sentiment to the befuddling in fluence of the proverbially fine wine the gentlemen of Rhode Island drink.
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" The General remarked after reading this despatch, " This is too ridiculous to be laughed at. " To sweep away the last doubt on the subject, a week later, Mr. SMITH, Secretary of the Interior, at a dinner in Providence, R. I. , said : The minds of the people of the South have been deceived by the artful representations of Democrats, who have assured them that the people of the North were determined to bring the power of this govern ment to bear upon them for the purpose of crushing out this in...stitution of Slavery ; but the government of the United States has no more right to interfere with the institution of Slavery in South Carolina, than it has to intefere with the peculiar institution of Rhode Island whose benefits I have enjoyed : Referring, we suppose, to a good dinner ; nor, from the well-known habits of Mr. SMITH, can we attribute the utterance of such a sentiment to the befuddling in fluence of the proverbially fine wine the gentlemen of Rhode Island drink.
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