State of the Union
State of the Union
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All experience testifies that good faith and effici- ency are promoted by the supervision and re- straints of minorities; and that parties become corrupt, and the Government which they control weakened and pillaged, very much in proportion to the magnitude of their majorities and the dura- lion of their power. It so happened that, with the election of Mr. Lincoln to the Presidency, the party which supported him had secured a major- ity in neither branch of Congress, and therefore his opponents ...need not entertain fears of his ad- ministration, even if, under other circumstances, evil might be apprehended; because the existing laws have been enacted or approved by Con- gresses and Presidents of opposite opinions to his own respecting the disputed question of the day, and no new laws could be reached, except througii a Congress in which his friends would be the minority.
But it is not strictly true that the recent election was decided wholly upon the issue of the slavery question, as is so often stated, here and elsewhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All experience testifies that good faith and effici- ency are promoted by the supervision and re- straints of minorities; and that parties become corrupt, and the Government which they control weakened and pillaged, very much in proportion to the magnitude of their majorities and the dura- lion of their power. It so happened that, with the election of Mr. Lincoln to the Presidency, the party which supported him had secured a major- ity in neither branch of Congress, and therefore his opponents ...need not entertain fears of his ad- ministration, even if, under other circumstances, evil might be apprehended; because the existing laws have been enacted or approved by Con- gresses and Presidents of opposite opinions to his own respecting the disputed question of the day, and no new laws could be reached, except througii a Congress in which his friends would be the minority.
But it is not strictly true that the recent election was decided wholly upon the issue of the slavery question, as is so often stated, here and elsewhere.
What to read after State of the Union?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Hamilton Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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