State of the Union
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I am not to speak of it as my people regard it ; not to speak of it as all historians describe it, as all poets sing of it, as all moralists and philosophers teach about it, as all philanthropists look upon it ; I merely wish to speak of it as a political power in this Confederacy. It is a great power. Whenever any of its real or supposed interests are affected, it rallies around it the Representatives and Senators of fifteen States as one man. It scents dan- 6 ger in the tainted breeze. It is ...unwearied in its vigilance, unrelenting in its purpose. It has controlled the politics of this country for sixty years and more ; and now, when its political encroachments and unreasonable demands have rallied the North against it, and when the census, with unerring finger, points to the end of its political power and influence, it breaks out into rebellion and violence; it would usurp the Government by force, and override the expressed will of the people by terror and bloodshed. In sev- eral of the States it is a settled policy to make this institution perpetual.
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I am not to speak of it as my people regard it ; not to speak of it as all historians describe it, as all poets sing of it, as all moralists and philosophers teach about it, as all philanthropists look upon it ; I merely wish to speak of it as a political power in this Confederacy. It is a great power. Whenever any of its real or supposed interests are affected, it rallies around it the Representatives and Senators of fifteen States as one man. It scents dan- 6 ger in the tainted breeze. It is ...unwearied in its vigilance, unrelenting in its purpose. It has controlled the politics of this country for sixty years and more ; and now, when its political encroachments and unreasonable demands have rallied the North against it, and when the census, with unerring finger, points to the end of its political power and influence, it breaks out into rebellion and violence; it would usurp the Government by force, and override the expressed will of the people by terror and bloodshed. In sev- eral of the States it is a settled policy to make this institution perpetual.
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