State of the Union
State of the Union
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- watchword, " RisLstancc to tyrants is obedi. Iicx. M God. " They i, 'raved those thrill- ing words upon their guns, and nad them by the lurid light of battle. God forbid that 1 should deny the people's right of revolution. But, sir, ! that right can only be justly exercised under these limitations: there must be grievances or just cause; all peaceable means of redress must be first fairly and honestly tried, and must fail; and the cause of complaint, the grievance, must be so onerous that sub...mission to it would be more dan- gerous to life and liberty than revolution or war.
1 What just cause of complaint has the South, or any portion of her people, against this Govern- ment. ' There' is none. What peaceable means have been employed by the South to redress any imaginary grievance, in the absence of a real one? None. What petitions for a redress of wrongs, or remonstrances against wrongs, have been sent here by the South . ' None. It is said some north- ern States have passed unconstitutional liberty bills injurious to the South.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- watchword, " RisLstancc to tyrants is obedi. Iicx. M God. " They i, 'raved those thrill- ing words upon their guns, and nad them by the lurid light of battle. God forbid that 1 should deny the people's right of revolution. But, sir, ! that right can only be justly exercised under these limitations: there must be grievances or just cause; all peaceable means of redress must be first fairly and honestly tried, and must fail; and the cause of complaint, the grievance, must be so onerous that sub...mission to it would be more dan- gerous to life and liberty than revolution or war.
1 What just cause of complaint has the South, or any portion of her people, against this Govern- ment. ' There' is none. What peaceable means have been employed by the South to redress any imaginary grievance, in the absence of a real one? None. What petitions for a redress of wrongs, or remonstrances against wrongs, have been sent here by the South . ' None. It is said some north- ern States have passed unconstitutional liberty bills injurious to the South.
What to read after State of the Union?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Armor Bingham to read onlineMoreLess
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