Remarks of Hon R F Stockton of New Jersey
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If, unfortunately, she may, by that course, have alienated from her the affectionate regard of any of her sister States of the North, I can only for her, re- gret such a result, and say, that what she has done, was intended for the welfare of the Union — the whole Union, and nothing but the Union. It was not that " she loved Caesar less, but that she loved Kome more. " If the men of the South are not satisfied with her course, all that I will say to them is, that they are hard to please.
Mr. Pr...esident, it is a subject of regret as well as sur- prise to me, that the differences of opinion in regard to the construction of the Constitution should continue to excite in the minds of a portion of our fellow-citizens, such strong feelings of bitterness and resentment. Dif- ferences of opinion acrimonious and exciting, in relation to the interpretation of the Constitution, are no novel- ties. Bitter controversies growing out of such diversi- ties of opinion, disturbed the country long since quite as generally as that which is referred to by these reso- lutions.
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If, unfortunately, she may, by that course, have alienated from her the affectionate regard of any of her sister States of the North, I can only for her, re- gret such a result, and say, that what she has done, was intended for the welfare of the Union — the whole Union, and nothing but the Union. It was not that " she loved Caesar less, but that she loved Kome more. " If the men of the South are not satisfied with her course, all that I will say to them is, that they are hard to please.
Mr. Pr...esident, it is a subject of regret as well as sur- prise to me, that the differences of opinion in regard to the construction of the Constitution should continue to excite in the minds of a portion of our fellow-citizens, such strong feelings of bitterness and resentment. Dif- ferences of opinion acrimonious and exciting, in relation to the interpretation of the Constitution, are no novel- ties. Bitter controversies growing out of such diversi- ties of opinion, disturbed the country long since quite as generally as that which is referred to by these reso- lutions.
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