On the Constitution
On the Constitution
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by brute force! by — " Man's inhurranity to man, "Which makes its countless thousands mourn. " The O'Connor's — the Brooks' and the Butts' with the effrontery of their Tory prede- cessors — the Filmer's — the Laud's and the Jeffries' — may come to the rescue of this atrocious system. Still the great fact remains— in the nature of things — in the sense of mankind— in the history of the world, and in the history and Constitution of this Government, that Slavery is an Outlaw — a Pirate, existing a...gainst natural justice and the moral law — without charter — grant — State legislative enactment or Constitu- tional guarantee — having no rights but to die. What then, do these Northern dough- faced politicians mean, when they talk of " Southern rights?" Are Eights sectional? Does the Constitution confer exclusive rights upon any portion of the country? Have the South rights which the North have not? No, it is not Southern Rights for which these demagogues ask immunity, but for Southern wrongs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
by brute force! by — " Man's inhurranity to man, "Which makes its countless thousands mourn. " The O'Connor's — the Brooks' and the Butts' with the effrontery of their Tory prede- cessors — the Filmer's — the Laud's and the Jeffries' — may come to the rescue of this atrocious system. Still the great fact remains— in the nature of things — in the sense of mankind— in the history of the world, and in the history and Constitution of this Government, that Slavery is an Outlaw — a Pirate, existing a...gainst natural justice and the moral law — without charter — grant — State legislative enactment or Constitu- tional guarantee — having no rights but to die. What then, do these Northern dough- faced politicians mean, when they talk of " Southern rights?" Are Eights sectional? Does the Constitution confer exclusive rights upon any portion of the country? Have the South rights which the North have not? No, it is not Southern Rights for which these demagogues ask immunity, but for Southern wrongs.
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