Modern Democracy Against the Union the Constitution the Policy of Our Fathers
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That is my position, and it is the position which I know the Democratic party of the State of Mississippi will maintain. " And the gentleman [Mr. De Jarnette] whorepresents the Democracy of the Rich- mond district said to us, in reference to William H. Seward: "You may elect him President of the North, but of the South never. Whatever the event may be, others may differ ; but Virginia, in view of her ancient renown, in view of her illustrious dead, and in view of her sic semper lyrannis, will r...esist his authority. " Bat it is useless to multiply quotations of this character. I shall give but one more, and that is important mainly from the fact that it comes to us from the State ^Texas, a State which is hardly yet warm m the embraces of its sisters ; a State which talks valiantly in otie moment about arresting the wheels of Government, and in the next moment asks imploringly of that same Government for additional protection against the incursions of its border In- dians.
The extract derives additional signifi- cance from the fact that it fell from the lips of a candidate for Speaker, who re- ceived the votes, not only of Southern but also of Northern Democrats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That is my position, and it is the position which I know the Democratic party of the State of Mississippi will maintain. " And the gentleman [Mr. De Jarnette] whorepresents the Democracy of the Rich- mond district said to us, in reference to William H. Seward: "You may elect him President of the North, but of the South never. Whatever the event may be, others may differ ; but Virginia, in view of her ancient renown, in view of her illustrious dead, and in view of her sic semper lyrannis, will r...esist his authority. " Bat it is useless to multiply quotations of this character. I shall give but one more, and that is important mainly from the fact that it comes to us from the State ^Texas, a State which is hardly yet warm m the embraces of its sisters ; a State which talks valiantly in otie moment about arresting the wheels of Government, and in the next moment asks imploringly of that same Government for additional protection against the incursions of its border In- dians.
The extract derives additional signifi- cance from the fact that it fell from the lips of a candidate for Speaker, who re- ceived the votes, not only of Southern but also of Northern Democrats.
What to read after Modern Democracy Against the Union the Constitution the Policy of Our Fathers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Waldron to read onlineMoreLess
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