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gentlemen have expressed theirs in favour of a permanent dissolution ; but now is not this possible, — that the Union may be again formed on the basis of the South ? There are persons who think that possible. I hope it is not, but we cannot say that it is absolutely impossible.
i86 JOHN BRIGHT S SPEECHES. June 30, Is it not possible that the Northern Government might be baffled in their military operations ? Is it not possible that, by their own incapacity, they might be humiliated before their... bwn people? And is it not even possible that the party which you please to call the Peace party in the North, but which is in no sense a peace party, should unite with the South, and that the Union should be reconstituted on the basis of Southern opinions and of the Southern social sys- tem ? Is it not possible, for example, that the Southern people, and those in their favour, should appeal to the Irish population of America against the negroes, between whom . there has been little sympathy and little respect; and is it not possible they should appeal to the commercial classes of the North — ^and the rich commercial classes in all countries, who, from the uncertainty of their possessions, and the fluc- tuation of then: interests, are rendered always timid and frequently corrupt — ^is it not possible, I say, that they might prefer the union of their whole country upon the basis of the South, rather than that union which many Members of this House look upon with so much apprehension ?
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gentlemen have expressed theirs in favour of a permanent dissolution ; but now is not this possible, — that the Union may be again formed on the basis of the South ? There are persons who think that possible. I hope it is not, but we cannot say that it is absolutely impossible.
i86 JOHN BRIGHT S SPEECHES. June 30, Is it not possible that the Northern Government might be baffled in their military operations ? Is it not possible that, by their own incapacity, they might be humiliated before their... bwn people? And is it not even possible that the party which you please to call the Peace party in the North, but which is in no sense a peace party, should unite with the South, and that the Union should be reconstituted on the basis of Southern opinions and of the Southern social sys- tem ? Is it not possible, for example, that the Southern people, and those in their favour, should appeal to the Irish population of America against the negroes, between whom . there has been little sympathy and little respect; and is it not possible they should appeal to the commercial classes of the North — ^and the rich commercial classes in all countries, who, from the uncertainty of their possessions, and the fluc- tuation of then: interests, are rendered always timid and frequently corrupt — ^is it not possible, I say, that they might prefer the union of their whole country upon the basis of the South, rather than that union which many Members of this House look upon with so much apprehension ?
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