Political History of Secession to the Beginning of the American Civil War
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It is that, Mr. President, that has alarmed the country; and it is idle for gentlemen to talk to us about this being done according to the forms of the Constitution. " Senator Iverson of Georgia said 1 : "You talk about re pealing the personal liberty bills as a concession to the South. Repeal them all to-morrow, sir, and it would not stop the progress of this revolution. It is not your personal liberty bills that we dread. Those personal liberty bills are obnoxious to us not on account of thei...r practical opera tion, not because they prevent us from reclaiming our fugitive slaves, but as an evidence of that deep-seated, wide spread hostility to our institutions, which must sooner or later end in this Union in their extinction. That is the reason we object to your personal liberty bills. It is not because that in their practical operation they ever do any harm. But, sir, if all the liberty bills were repealed to-day, the South would no more gain her fugitive slaves than if they were in existence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is that, Mr. President, that has alarmed the country; and it is idle for gentlemen to talk to us about this being done according to the forms of the Constitution. " Senator Iverson of Georgia said 1 : "You talk about re pealing the personal liberty bills as a concession to the South. Repeal them all to-morrow, sir, and it would not stop the progress of this revolution. It is not your personal liberty bills that we dread. Those personal liberty bills are obnoxious to us not on account of thei...r practical opera tion, not because they prevent us from reclaiming our fugitive slaves, but as an evidence of that deep-seated, wide spread hostility to our institutions, which must sooner or later end in this Union in their extinction. That is the reason we object to your personal liberty bills. It is not because that in their practical operation they ever do any harm. But, sir, if all the liberty bills were repealed to-day, the South would no more gain her fugitive slaves than if they were in existence.
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