Life Letters of General W H L Wallace
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It probably can be accounted for for several reasons. In the first place — the outrages in Kansas, and the general conduct of the Administration, with the attack on Mr. Sumner, have made Abolitionists of those who never dreamed they were drift- ing into it. These principles and the feelings which under- lie them were more active and vigilant than the feelings and principles which you and I entertain, and hence, in a very great measure the nomination of Lovejoy. Many men again express great regr...ets that he is nominated, but think that he will vote right on the question of the extension of slavery, and are willing that he should vote his Abolition sentiments in other respects rather than send a Democrat to Congress who will vote to uphold slavery further.
[74] LIFE AND LETTERS OF GENERAL W. H. L. WALLACE "A third class think he was fairly nominated and should be sustained. Again, many would vote for you if the race- was between you and Love joy alone who will not do it now, believing that Love joy is regularly nominated and is the strongest.
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It probably can be accounted for for several reasons. In the first place — the outrages in Kansas, and the general conduct of the Administration, with the attack on Mr. Sumner, have made Abolitionists of those who never dreamed they were drift- ing into it. These principles and the feelings which under- lie them were more active and vigilant than the feelings and principles which you and I entertain, and hence, in a very great measure the nomination of Lovejoy. Many men again express great regr...ets that he is nominated, but think that he will vote right on the question of the extension of slavery, and are willing that he should vote his Abolition sentiments in other respects rather than send a Democrat to Congress who will vote to uphold slavery further.
[74] LIFE AND LETTERS OF GENERAL W. H. L. WALLACE "A third class think he was fairly nominated and should be sustained. Again, many would vote for you if the race- was between you and Love joy alone who will not do it now, believing that Love joy is regularly nominated and is the strongest.
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