Organization of the House
Organization of the House
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And why? Because, sir, they have already agreed that the Union of these States is the paramount political good, and that they oppose every attempt to weaken and sub- vert it. This, sir, is no overstrained conclusion. Do we not witness the most formidable array, now in this House elected, pledged to do the very thing I have aUeged ? I for one should not feel proud, standing on tliis floor as the Rep- Tesentative of a people who would submit to such insulting acts of aggression; but I know the sp...irit and the temper of the constituency that I liave the honor to represent on this floor, and I fcrl a most inexpressible pride in repre- ■senting a constituency who, knowing their rights, will dan' maintain tliem.
But, sir, I am not through with the terms of peace submitted, to wiiich, in the Philadelphia platform, they pledge themselves. Tliey agree to uncomi-. -oniising antagonism to every principli^ of policy that endangers it, (the Union being with liii'm the paramount political good. ) Tin' fanatics of the North assume to have the power to abolish the slave trade between the States, and abolisli slavery in tiie States, and the South should, as she will do, declare uncompromising resistance to such acts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And why? Because, sir, they have already agreed that the Union of these States is the paramount political good, and that they oppose every attempt to weaken and sub- vert it. This, sir, is no overstrained conclusion. Do we not witness the most formidable array, now in this House elected, pledged to do the very thing I have aUeged ? I for one should not feel proud, standing on tliis floor as the Rep- Tesentative of a people who would submit to such insulting acts of aggression; but I know the sp...irit and the temper of the constituency that I liave the honor to represent on this floor, and I fcrl a most inexpressible pride in repre- ■senting a constituency who, knowing their rights, will dan' maintain tliem.
But, sir, I am not through with the terms of peace submitted, to wiiich, in the Philadelphia platform, they pledge themselves. Tliey agree to uncomi-. -oniising antagonism to every principli^ of policy that endangers it, (the Union being with liii'm the paramount political good. ) Tin' fanatics of the North assume to have the power to abolish the slave trade between the States, and abolisli slavery in tiie States, and the South should, as she will do, declare uncompromising resistance to such acts.
What to read after Organization of the House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hendley S Bennett to read onlineMoreLess
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