Speech of the Hon Emery B Pottle of New York Upon the Report of the Committe
Speech of the Hon Emery B Pottle of New York Upon the Report of the Committe
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Thia impiesBJon malies them rustless ai;d discontented: renders our homes, our wives, and our children unsafe. Surely no rational man expects us to live with such a utate of things in our midst. We cannot; we will not. " 1 can understand this ; I can imagine something of the horrors of life when servileicar hangs over one's State, one's family, one's self. The sword of Damocles was nothing to a condition like this. But, sir, who " impressed the minds of the slaves with the idea that after the i...nauguration of Lincoln they were to be free?" Surely tliis was not occa- sioned by the " licentiousness of the press " spoken of in the report of the committee ; for slaves do not read, and if they did, the whole South is as hermetically sealed against the northern press as the Barbary States ever were. Neither was it the licentiousness of speech on the part of northern men ; for you have long steadily refused them a hear- ing within your borders. No, gentlemen of the South, this was not our work, but your own.
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Thia impiesBJon malies them rustless ai;d discontented: renders our homes, our wives, and our children unsafe. Surely no rational man expects us to live with such a utate of things in our midst. We cannot; we will not. " 1 can understand this ; I can imagine something of the horrors of life when servileicar hangs over one's State, one's family, one's self. The sword of Damocles was nothing to a condition like this. But, sir, who " impressed the minds of the slaves with the idea that after the i...nauguration of Lincoln they were to be free?" Surely tliis was not occa- sioned by the " licentiousness of the press " spoken of in the report of the committee ; for slaves do not read, and if they did, the whole South is as hermetically sealed against the northern press as the Barbary States ever were. Neither was it the licentiousness of speech on the part of northern men ; for you have long steadily refused them a hear- ing within your borders. No, gentlemen of the South, this was not our work, but your own.
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