Speech of Mr Schenck of Ohio On the Bill to Refund General Jacksons Fine in
Speech of Mr Schenck of Ohio On the Bill to Refund General Jacksons Fine in
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It was my fortune, indeed, to be born and brought up so far in the interior, that I am as little likely as any one to be subject to foreign influence, and perhaps for that reason all the more liable to entertain national partiahties and to cherish national prejudices. Yet this denunciation of Judge Hall for his foreign birth has no eflect upon me. I can look beyond that acci- dent, to the man and the officer. It was a barbarian sentiment, in the in- fancy of language, that made '-stranger" sign...ify the same as "enemy. " But such narrow iUiberality can meet with little sympathy in this enlight- ened age and free country. Is it impossible that there can be any patriot- ism, or regard for law, except in the bosom of one who is a native to the soil ? Is love of freedom and of free institutions to be found nowhere but within the circumscribed limits of these United States? Is the apprecia- tion of liberty bounded by geographical lines ? Sir, who helped to fight the battles of that Revolution which secured to our fathers, and to us, this glorious inheritance of which we boast ?
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It was my fortune, indeed, to be born and brought up so far in the interior, that I am as little likely as any one to be subject to foreign influence, and perhaps for that reason all the more liable to entertain national partiahties and to cherish national prejudices. Yet this denunciation of Judge Hall for his foreign birth has no eflect upon me. I can look beyond that acci- dent, to the man and the officer. It was a barbarian sentiment, in the in- fancy of language, that made '-stranger" sign...ify the same as "enemy. " But such narrow iUiberality can meet with little sympathy in this enlight- ened age and free country. Is it impossible that there can be any patriot- ism, or regard for law, except in the bosom of one who is a native to the soil ? Is love of freedom and of free institutions to be found nowhere but within the circumscribed limits of these United States? Is the apprecia- tion of liberty bounded by geographical lines ? Sir, who helped to fight the battles of that Revolution which secured to our fathers, and to us, this glorious inheritance of which we boast ?
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