Our Country Its Peril And Its Deliverance
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Now, let it be borne in mind, that we have taken these claims and the demands on the one side and the other, as being founded on truths that are undeniable, and rights that are unques- tionable ; and have pointed out the impossibility of any just, prac- tical, or peaceful result, in the direction indicated on either side. How immeasurably is that conclusion strengthened, when it is considered that there is not a truth asserted, a principle laid down, or a claim advanced on either side, that is ...not vehemently repudiated by about half the population of the nation ! Well may we assert the complete impossibility both of excluding slavery from all the Territories, and of establishing it in them all ; and de- g4 OUR COUNTRY. [March, nounce the wickedness of all parties who persist in such endeavors. Those Territories, if the notion survives, must necessarily be, and ought to be, partly slave and partly free. Political necessity de- mands it, public justice requires it, all true statesmanship points to that result, the undisturbed force of events would terminate in that issue, and all attempts to prevent it are founded in consider- ations forbidden alike by wisdom, by equity, and by patriotism; and will end in crime, and misery, and dishonour, precisely in the degree that they are successful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, let it be borne in mind, that we have taken these claims and the demands on the one side and the other, as being founded on truths that are undeniable, and rights that are unques- tionable ; and have pointed out the impossibility of any just, prac- tical, or peaceful result, in the direction indicated on either side. How immeasurably is that conclusion strengthened, when it is considered that there is not a truth asserted, a principle laid down, or a claim advanced on either side, that is ...not vehemently repudiated by about half the population of the nation ! Well may we assert the complete impossibility both of excluding slavery from all the Territories, and of establishing it in them all ; and de- g4 OUR COUNTRY. [March, nounce the wickedness of all parties who persist in such endeavors. Those Territories, if the notion survives, must necessarily be, and ought to be, partly slave and partly free. Political necessity de- mands it, public justice requires it, all true statesmanship points to that result, the undisturbed force of events would terminate in that issue, and all attempts to prevent it are founded in consider- ations forbidden alike by wisdom, by equity, and by patriotism; and will end in crime, and misery, and dishonour, precisely in the degree that they are successful.
What to read after Our Country Its Peril And Its Deliverance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert J Robert Jefferson Breckinridge to read onlineMoreLess
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