Papers On the Political Situation in South Africa 1885 1895
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') I gave him my assurance and my word of honour that there was nothing of the kind. I ask you to say no. We are not traitors to the flag of this country, and are not conspiring against it, but seek to strengthen the republican institutions of this country. (Applause. ) I shall now proceed to deal with the matter of the resolution. The President, in speaking, said possibly there was more in it than was intended to meet the eye that no candidate for the Presidency would dare to promise the franc...hise, that it would endanger his chance of re-election. I 206 APPENDICES TO THE STATEMENT.
pointed out that this re-election was in the hands of the burghers of this country, and had nothing to do with it, that there was no desire to take away the rights of the burghers, but that we simply desired to share those rights upon true republican principles. I may state that what struck me here was that nothing was said or urged by his Honour the President on the ground of our not being entitled to the franchise, but that we, getting those rights and being in the majority, would take away their privileges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
') I gave him my assurance and my word of honour that there was nothing of the kind. I ask you to say no. We are not traitors to the flag of this country, and are not conspiring against it, but seek to strengthen the republican institutions of this country. (Applause. ) I shall now proceed to deal with the matter of the resolution. The President, in speaking, said possibly there was more in it than was intended to meet the eye that no candidate for the Presidency would dare to promise the franc...hise, that it would endanger his chance of re-election. I 206 APPENDICES TO THE STATEMENT.
pointed out that this re-election was in the hands of the burghers of this country, and had nothing to do with it, that there was no desire to take away the rights of the burghers, but that we simply desired to share those rights upon true republican principles. I may state that what struck me here was that nothing was said or urged by his Honour the President on the ground of our not being entitled to the franchise, but that we, getting those rights and being in the majority, would take away their privileges.
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