Speech of Hon George B Loring Upon the Resolutions of the State of the Union
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From that hour every blow that was struck unloosed the fetters of the slave. The war then meant freedom. A bolt from heaven had scattered the imposing structure which years of slave legislation had erected, and had revealed that sacred, hidden temple of the early patriots and Christians of our land, upon which had been piled the heathen temple. The President rose up to the magnitude of the occasion, and Congress and the people were swift to follow. The orders of Fremont, and Phelps and Hunter b...ecame a part of the litera- ture of the army. The black man became a soldier — a fellow- soldier — a fellow-citizen — as he was in the days of Andrew Jackson before the blazing lines of New Orleans — no longer a contraband, no longer property. And as Grant pursued his solemn and bloody and resistless way through the Wilderness; as Sheridan swept up and down through the valley of the Shenandoah ; as Sherman carried terror and destruction into the hostile land on his great march, every vestige of bondage was swept away, ahd the era of constitutional freedom was es- tablished.
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From that hour every blow that was struck unloosed the fetters of the slave. The war then meant freedom. A bolt from heaven had scattered the imposing structure which years of slave legislation had erected, and had revealed that sacred, hidden temple of the early patriots and Christians of our land, upon which had been piled the heathen temple. The President rose up to the magnitude of the occasion, and Congress and the people were swift to follow. The orders of Fremont, and Phelps and Hunter b...ecame a part of the litera- ture of the army. The black man became a soldier — a fellow- soldier — a fellow-citizen — as he was in the days of Andrew Jackson before the blazing lines of New Orleans — no longer a contraband, no longer property. And as Grant pursued his solemn and bloody and resistless way through the Wilderness; as Sheridan swept up and down through the valley of the Shenandoah ; as Sherman carried terror and destruction into the hostile land on his great march, every vestige of bondage was swept away, ahd the era of constitutional freedom was es- tablished.
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