Lincoln Or Mcclellan? : Appeal to the Germans in America
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Eor do you know what this slave-owning, would-be oligarchy pretends to aim at ? Perhaps you suppose they struggle only to retain possession of their negro slaves. The Southern slaveholders are fighting for that which was for so long a time the prerogative of the owners of the soil, the privilege of using the working man, whether white or black, as the in- strument of their power, their pleasure, and their arrogance.
The working man is to bear all the burdens of the state, but he is to have no r...ights in it. It is for him to obey, and for the rich man alone to rule. Hear what the secession leaders have said : " No state can endure in which the laboring class has political rights. Those alone who own the soil and the capi- tal must govern and be the masters of those who labor." And they say this, remember it well : Capital has an inherent right to own labor." « If you would have masters set up over you, on this prin- ciple, vote for McClellan. Would you retain your equal rights as the citizens of a free country, vote for Lincoln, who has been an honest working man like yourselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eor do you know what this slave-owning, would-be oligarchy pretends to aim at ? Perhaps you suppose they struggle only to retain possession of their negro slaves. The Southern slaveholders are fighting for that which was for so long a time the prerogative of the owners of the soil, the privilege of using the working man, whether white or black, as the in- strument of their power, their pleasure, and their arrogance.
The working man is to bear all the burdens of the state, but he is to have no r...ights in it. It is for him to obey, and for the rich man alone to rule. Hear what the secession leaders have said : " No state can endure in which the laboring class has political rights. Those alone who own the soil and the capi- tal must govern and be the masters of those who labor." And they say this, remember it well : Capital has an inherent right to own labor." « If you would have masters set up over you, on this prin- ciple, vote for McClellan. Would you retain your equal rights as the citizens of a free country, vote for Lincoln, who has been an honest working man like yourselves.
What to read after Lincoln Or Mcclellan? : Appeal to the Germans in America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loyal Publication Society of New York to read onlineMoreLess
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