Our Country And Its Claims Upon Us An Oration Delivered Before the Municipal Au
Our Country And Its Claims Upon Us An Oration Delivered Before the Municipal Au
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While the South has been study- incr to maintain its slave system, the North has out- stepped her in all the elements of national greatness and power. The tide of European emigration settmg into the Northern and Western States, has given them a vast preponderance over those of the South, so that there has seemed to the disquieted leaders there, no other alternative but to surrender as rulers of the na- tion, or retire by themselves, where they could exer- cise that control of the subservient on...es to which they had been so long accustomed.
The root of secession is, opposition to that principle upon which our Declaration of Independence is based. As John Adams wrote to Gen. Gates in 1776 :— " All our Diisfortunes arise from a shigle source, the resis- tance of the Southern Colonies to Kepublican Govern- ment. * * Popular principles and axioms are abhorrent to the inchnations of the Barons of the South " As Dr. Smythe, a prominent citizen of Charles- ton, has so candidly admitted:-" It is not the election of a Republican President, nor the non-execution ol the Fiio^itive Slave Law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While the South has been study- incr to maintain its slave system, the North has out- stepped her in all the elements of national greatness and power. The tide of European emigration settmg into the Northern and Western States, has given them a vast preponderance over those of the South, so that there has seemed to the disquieted leaders there, no other alternative but to surrender as rulers of the na- tion, or retire by themselves, where they could exer- cise that control of the subservient on...es to which they had been so long accustomed.
The root of secession is, opposition to that principle upon which our Declaration of Independence is based. As John Adams wrote to Gen. Gates in 1776 :— " All our Diisfortunes arise from a shigle source, the resis- tance of the Southern Colonies to Kepublican Govern- ment. * * Popular principles and axioms are abhorrent to the inchnations of the Barons of the South " As Dr. Smythe, a prominent citizen of Charles- ton, has so candidly admitted:-" It is not the election of a Republican President, nor the non-execution ol the Fiio^itive Slave Law.
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