State of the Union Speech of the Hon D C De Jarnette of Virginia in the Ho
State of the Union Speech of the Hon D C De Jarnette of Virginia in the Ho
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They were born freemen, and will never die slaves.
While all propositions for an honorable adjustment have come from the injured, out- raged, and insulted section, we of that section have felt that they should come from the as, sailing party. We have felt this to be wounding to our pride, and, in some de- gree, tarnishing to our honor. However, it was a sacrifice upon the altar of our coun- try, and it was cheerfully made. We owed this to the memory of our fathers ; we owed this to our generous... constituents, who would give their lives to preserve the Union in its primitive purity ; we owed it to humanity to prevent our land from being torn in civil strife and drenched in fraternal blood. We have discharged every duty that honor, patriotism, and fidelity to our people demanded. In short, we have done everything but surrender the liberties of our people. This we will never do. I, for one, sir, would sooner ^'e this Union shattered into atoms, never again to be reunited, than to return to my people, and tell them that we had saved the Union, Init enslaved them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were born freemen, and will never die slaves.
While all propositions for an honorable adjustment have come from the injured, out- raged, and insulted section, we of that section have felt that they should come from the as, sailing party. We have felt this to be wounding to our pride, and, in some de- gree, tarnishing to our honor. However, it was a sacrifice upon the altar of our coun- try, and it was cheerfully made. We owed this to the memory of our fathers ; we owed this to our generous... constituents, who would give their lives to preserve the Union in its primitive purity ; we owed it to humanity to prevent our land from being torn in civil strife and drenched in fraternal blood. We have discharged every duty that honor, patriotism, and fidelity to our people demanded. In short, we have done everything but surrender the liberties of our people. This we will never do. I, for one, sir, would sooner ^'e this Union shattered into atoms, never again to be reunited, than to return to my people, and tell them that we had saved the Union, Init enslaved them.
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