Speech of Hon George W Julian of Indiana On the Slavery Question Delivered
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And still we are told that the passage of the proviso would be such an intoler- able outrage as to justify the dissolution of the Union ! Mr. Chairman, I have now briefly noticed most of the alleged aggressions of the North . The his- torical facts I have brought forward bearing upon the question of slavery restriction, have been often presented; but they cannot be too often repeated, or too carefully remembered, in the present crisis. Sir, it is as true at this day as at any former pe- riod of... our history, that " a frequent recurrence to first principles is absolutely necessary to pre- serve the blessings of liberty. " Turning now to the other side of the picture, I propose to glance at that polity and some of those acts by which slavery, instead of wearing out its life within its original limits, has been transplanted into new regions, fostered by the Government as a great national interest, und interwoven with the whole fabric of its policy. I shall make no special com- plaint about "southern aggression, " for it will appear, as I have alrejidy stated, that the slave power has built itself up by the cooperation or ac- quiescence of the non-slaveholding States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And still we are told that the passage of the proviso would be such an intoler- able outrage as to justify the dissolution of the Union ! Mr. Chairman, I have now briefly noticed most of the alleged aggressions of the North . The his- torical facts I have brought forward bearing upon the question of slavery restriction, have been often presented; but they cannot be too often repeated, or too carefully remembered, in the present crisis. Sir, it is as true at this day as at any former pe- riod of... our history, that " a frequent recurrence to first principles is absolutely necessary to pre- serve the blessings of liberty. " Turning now to the other side of the picture, I propose to glance at that polity and some of those acts by which slavery, instead of wearing out its life within its original limits, has been transplanted into new regions, fostered by the Government as a great national interest, und interwoven with the whole fabric of its policy. I shall make no special com- plaint about "southern aggression, " for it will appear, as I have alrejidy stated, that the slave power has built itself up by the cooperation or ac- quiescence of the non-slaveholding States.
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