Peace And Restoration
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I do not see how upon those premises we can escape that conclu- sion. If the States that engaged in the late rebellion constituted themselves, by their ordi- nances of secession or by anj' of the acts- with which they followed those ordinances, a sepa- rate and independent Power, I do not see how we can deny the principles on which they pro- fessed to act, or refuse assent to their practical results. I have heard no clearer, no stronger statement of the doctrine of State sovereignty as paramoun...t to the sovereignty of the nation than would be involved in such a- concession. Whether he intended it or not, the gentleman from Pennsylvania [Mr. Stevexs] actually as- sents to the extreme doctrines of the advocates of secession.
Mr. NIBLACK. I beg leave to inquire of the gentleman whether the theory of the gentle- man from Pennsylvania, which he is combating, would not also, if carried to its legitimate con- sequences, make those who resisted the con- federacy in the insurrectionary States guilty of treason to the confederacy or to those States ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I do not see how upon those premises we can escape that conclu- sion. If the States that engaged in the late rebellion constituted themselves, by their ordi- nances of secession or by anj' of the acts- with which they followed those ordinances, a sepa- rate and independent Power, I do not see how we can deny the principles on which they pro- fessed to act, or refuse assent to their practical results. I have heard no clearer, no stronger statement of the doctrine of State sovereignty as paramoun...t to the sovereignty of the nation than would be involved in such a- concession. Whether he intended it or not, the gentleman from Pennsylvania [Mr. Stevexs] actually as- sents to the extreme doctrines of the advocates of secession.
Mr. NIBLACK. I beg leave to inquire of the gentleman whether the theory of the gentle- man from Pennsylvania, which he is combating, would not also, if carried to its legitimate con- sequences, make those who resisted the con- federacy in the insurrectionary States guilty of treason to the confederacy or to those States ?
What to read after Peace And Restoration?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry J Henry Jarvis Raymond to read onlineMoreLess
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