Remarks of the Hon Stephen a Douglas On Kansas Utah And the Dred Scott Deci
Remarks of the Hon Stephen a Douglas On Kansas Utah And the Dred Scott Deci
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] Under this view of the subject, I think it is the duty of the President, as I have no doubt it is his fixed purpose, to remove Brigham Young and all his followers from office, and to fill their places with bold, able, and true men, and to cause a thorough and searching investigation into all the crimes and enor- mities which are alleged to be perpetrated daily in that Territory, under the direction of Brigham Young and his confederatis; and to use all the military force necessary to protect t...he officers in the discharge of their duties, and to enforce the laws of the laud. [Applause. ] When the authentic evidence shall arrive, if it shall establish the facts which 13 are believed to exist, it will become the duty of Congress to apply the knife and cat out this loathsome, disgusting ulcer. [Applause. ] No temporizing policy — no lialf-way measure will then answer. It has been supposed by those who have not thought deeply upon the subject, that an act of Congress pro- hibiting murder, robbery, polygamy, and other crimes, with appropriate penal- ties for those offences, would afford adequate remedies for all the enormities complained of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] Under this view of the subject, I think it is the duty of the President, as I have no doubt it is his fixed purpose, to remove Brigham Young and all his followers from office, and to fill their places with bold, able, and true men, and to cause a thorough and searching investigation into all the crimes and enor- mities which are alleged to be perpetrated daily in that Territory, under the direction of Brigham Young and his confederatis; and to use all the military force necessary to protect t...he officers in the discharge of their duties, and to enforce the laws of the laud. [Applause. ] When the authentic evidence shall arrive, if it shall establish the facts which 13 are believed to exist, it will become the duty of Congress to apply the knife and cat out this loathsome, disgusting ulcer. [Applause. ] No temporizing policy — no lialf-way measure will then answer. It has been supposed by those who have not thought deeply upon the subject, that an act of Congress pro- hibiting murder, robbery, polygamy, and other crimes, with appropriate penal- ties for those offences, would afford adequate remedies for all the enormities complained of.
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