Speech of the Hon Reverdy Johnson of Maryland Delivered Before the Political
Speech of the Hon Reverdy Johnson of Maryland Delivered Before the Political
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No words of eulogy were too strong, then, with which to praise him. No words of gratitude were too exaggerated with which to thank him. The fury of the North he boldly met, and it succumbed before him. In a word, on this sectional and agitating subject he has proved himself a statesman of unsurpassed ability, of unflinching coiirage, and willing at all times of his career to hazard his own politi- cal existence in his own section, in order to preserve and maintain what he believed 11 to be the ...Constitutional rights of the South. What but prejudice can question the assurance of his justice to the South furnished by such a course. Can any fair and honorable Southern citizen, with this career before him, say in his heart that he doubts Douglas on any single question which can arise touching the South- ern right of slavery, in States or Territories. It is said that he believes, that pos- sessing, as under the Kansas act, the right to manage their own institutions in their own way, a territorial people may, practically, exclude the institution, by failing to pass laws necessary to its safety.
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No words of eulogy were too strong, then, with which to praise him. No words of gratitude were too exaggerated with which to thank him. The fury of the North he boldly met, and it succumbed before him. In a word, on this sectional and agitating subject he has proved himself a statesman of unsurpassed ability, of unflinching coiirage, and willing at all times of his career to hazard his own politi- cal existence in his own section, in order to preserve and maintain what he believed 11 to be the ...Constitutional rights of the South. What but prejudice can question the assurance of his justice to the South furnished by such a course. Can any fair and honorable Southern citizen, with this career before him, say in his heart that he doubts Douglas on any single question which can arise touching the South- ern right of slavery, in States or Territories. It is said that he believes, that pos- sessing, as under the Kansas act, the right to manage their own institutions in their own way, a territorial people may, practically, exclude the institution, by failing to pass laws necessary to its safety.
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