Radicalism Vindicated Letter of Senator Drake of Missouri to Senator Johnson O
Radicalism Vindicated Letter of Senator Drake of Missouri to Senator Johnson O
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During the greater part of that long period there has not been a moment of time when the South, if it had the power and had dared, would not have cut the throat of every " damned Yankee" in the nation. They would do it now, if they could. And their present bloodthirsty spirit is not intensified by the action of Congress, beyond what it would have been by any action which deprived them of power to rule the nation whioh had crushed their rebellion and their nascent Empire of Slavery. On tlie 11 o...ther hand, I defy you to point to any such malignant manifestation in the North toward them, befoi-e, during, or since the war. Never on earth were a people freer from malice in the prosecution of a war than the people of the North were in theirs with the rebellion : and the measures adopted by Congress since the rebellion have been as little prompted by malignity. We could, dou])tless, after its overthrow, have shown our "' fraternal affec- tion"" for the ruthless slayers of our fathers, sons, and brothers, by instantly restoring them, as you would now, to all the rights they had before they rebelled; but what would that have been but to give up all we had fought for, exact no .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During the greater part of that long period there has not been a moment of time when the South, if it had the power and had dared, would not have cut the throat of every " damned Yankee" in the nation. They would do it now, if they could. And their present bloodthirsty spirit is not intensified by the action of Congress, beyond what it would have been by any action which deprived them of power to rule the nation whioh had crushed their rebellion and their nascent Empire of Slavery. On tlie 11 o...ther hand, I defy you to point to any such malignant manifestation in the North toward them, befoi-e, during, or since the war. Never on earth were a people freer from malice in the prosecution of a war than the people of the North were in theirs with the rebellion : and the measures adopted by Congress since the rebellion have been as little prompted by malignity. We could, dou])tless, after its overthrow, have shown our "' fraternal affec- tion"" for the ruthless slayers of our fathers, sons, and brothers, by instantly restoring them, as you would now, to all the rights they had before they rebelled; but what would that have been but to give up all we had fought for, exact no .
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