Nebraska And Kansas Speech of Hon T D Eliot of Massachusetts in the House
Nebraska And Kansas Speech of Hon T D Eliot of Massachusetts in the House
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But the statesmen of Virginia, and their patriotic fellow-laborers in constitutional legislation, earnestly working to establish liberty and the eternal rights of men, had not among their truths " self-evident" discovered this. They were " wise" men, but this cardinal principle of modern Democratic law-givers was "concealed" from them! To whom, sir, has it been "re- vealed . '" Thomas . Tefferson had declared, not long before, at his own home in Virginia, that the greatest ob- ject of his desir...e v/as to " abolish domestic slavery in those Colonies where it was unhappily intro- duced in their infant state. " Upon his blinded vision this miracle-light could not fall. It was reserved for our own times, and for those who were born and reared among the homes of freedom, to perceive how ignorant of its principles those men were who formed the Constitution under which we live. Within ten years from the time when theDeclarationof Independence was signed, 6 its immortal author introduced his resolutions for freedom before the confederated States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the statesmen of Virginia, and their patriotic fellow-laborers in constitutional legislation, earnestly working to establish liberty and the eternal rights of men, had not among their truths " self-evident" discovered this. They were " wise" men, but this cardinal principle of modern Democratic law-givers was "concealed" from them! To whom, sir, has it been "re- vealed . '" Thomas . Tefferson had declared, not long before, at his own home in Virginia, that the greatest ob- ject of his desir...e v/as to " abolish domestic slavery in those Colonies where it was unhappily intro- duced in their infant state. " Upon his blinded vision this miracle-light could not fall. It was reserved for our own times, and for those who were born and reared among the homes of freedom, to perceive how ignorant of its principles those men were who formed the Constitution under which we live. Within ten years from the time when theDeclarationof Independence was signed, 6 its immortal author introduced his resolutions for freedom before the confederated States.
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