Speech of Hon Charles Gibbons Delivered At National Hall Philadelphia Octob
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Reed's political friends in the South, that the further advance of liberty towards the free territories of the country will be forever resisted, even to the dissolution of the Union. And in reply to that threat we have only to say that, we are on the side of the Constitution as it was framed and construed by the fathers, that our cause is just in the sight of heaven, and remembering that the price of liberty is eternal vigilance, we mean to watch it, and fight for it, and maintain it, and, by t...he blessing of God, we will hand it down to our children, to be watched, fought for, and maintained by 2 18 Ihcm, and to be transmitted by them to be watched, fought for, and maintained by their posterity forever.
The Union and the Constitution of these States, and all the rights of all the people of these States, if not inconsistent with that " higher law, " the will of Almighty God, shall be perpetuated — if our efl'orts can accomplish it — to the latest time. [Great applause. ] Gentlemen, I have no respect, not a particle, for that unmanly spirit that attempts to magnify the few words uttered by Mr.
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Reed's political friends in the South, that the further advance of liberty towards the free territories of the country will be forever resisted, even to the dissolution of the Union. And in reply to that threat we have only to say that, we are on the side of the Constitution as it was framed and construed by the fathers, that our cause is just in the sight of heaven, and remembering that the price of liberty is eternal vigilance, we mean to watch it, and fight for it, and maintain it, and, by t...he blessing of God, we will hand it down to our children, to be watched, fought for, and maintained by 2 18 Ihcm, and to be transmitted by them to be watched, fought for, and maintained by their posterity forever.
The Union and the Constitution of these States, and all the rights of all the people of these States, if not inconsistent with that " higher law, " the will of Almighty God, shall be perpetuated — if our efl'orts can accomplish it — to the latest time. [Great applause. ] Gentlemen, I have no respect, not a particle, for that unmanly spirit that attempts to magnify the few words uttered by Mr.
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