Naval Appropriation Bill Speech
Naval Appropriation Bill Speech
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Because there is a sentiment in- culcated there which is in direct conflict with their opinions. You have got to go, [to Mr. Bright;] you have already gone, [to Mr. Fitch;] and every one of you will go. Yes, sir, as the Senator from New York said, the "irrepressible conflict" will go on. What did he mean by that doctrine ? I do not suppose he meant a bloody war, for he is not a man of war; he is a man of words. What kind of conflict, then, did he mean ? Why, a con- tinual agitation of the quest...ion, until they get us in such trepidation and fear that, out of regard for personal safety, we would sell our negroes, or emancipate them, or run them off, and gradually work it down, Missouri first, Maryland next, Virginia next, until you crowd them down to the last extremity. That is the " irrepressible con- flict;" and yet his friends in the other House vote that they do not intend to interfere with slavery in the States.
Can that Senator reconcile his doctrine of the " irrepressible conflict, " that all must be slave or all free, with an honest understanding of the vote of the House yesterday, that they did not intend to interfere with slavery in the States?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because there is a sentiment in- culcated there which is in direct conflict with their opinions. You have got to go, [to Mr. Bright;] you have already gone, [to Mr. Fitch;] and every one of you will go. Yes, sir, as the Senator from New York said, the "irrepressible conflict" will go on. What did he mean by that doctrine ? I do not suppose he meant a bloody war, for he is not a man of war; he is a man of words. What kind of conflict, then, did he mean ? Why, a con- tinual agitation of the quest...ion, until they get us in such trepidation and fear that, out of regard for personal safety, we would sell our negroes, or emancipate them, or run them off, and gradually work it down, Missouri first, Maryland next, Virginia next, until you crowd them down to the last extremity. That is the " irrepressible con- flict;" and yet his friends in the other House vote that they do not intend to interfere with slavery in the States.
Can that Senator reconcile his doctrine of the " irrepressible conflict, " that all must be slave or all free, with an honest understanding of the vote of the House yesterday, that they did not intend to interfere with slavery in the States?
What to read after Naval Appropriation Bill Speech?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Stephen Green to read onlineMoreLess
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