State of the Union Speech of the Hon John H Reagan of Texas Delivered in Th
State of the Union Speech of the Hon John H Reagan of Texas Delivered in Th
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I belong to a particular association— a o-roat party — that occupies a distinct ground in this controversy upon the slavery question. We have been a Union party — a con- stitutional party — organized against the two extreme parties. We will not succumb to either, but continue to stand by the constitu- tional guarantees, as we have done in the past.
Mr. IvEAGAiSr. I would always have expected from the gentle- man such a proposition. I know the gentleman's position well ; and what I ask him to co...nsider is, what has brought us to our present condition ? If our rights had not been denied us — if our condition had not been imperiled — no voice would have been raised in the South for disunion. Will you compel us to submit to aboli- tion behests ? Will you demand that we shall submit to destruc- tion at their hands ? I understand the position of those gentlemen ; but I ask them to review their words, and determine whether they are prepared to assert to the world and to the American people, that there is no remedy under this form of Government for the griev- ances, wrongs, and outrages jnflicted upon a State ; that we shall, under this Government, have no remedy; and that it is in the dis- cretion of the Federal Government to turn against us the cannon and the glittering sabre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I belong to a particular association— a o-roat party — that occupies a distinct ground in this controversy upon the slavery question. We have been a Union party — a con- stitutional party — organized against the two extreme parties. We will not succumb to either, but continue to stand by the constitu- tional guarantees, as we have done in the past.
Mr. IvEAGAiSr. I would always have expected from the gentle- man such a proposition. I know the gentleman's position well ; and what I ask him to co...nsider is, what has brought us to our present condition ? If our rights had not been denied us — if our condition had not been imperiled — no voice would have been raised in the South for disunion. Will you compel us to submit to aboli- tion behests ? Will you demand that we shall submit to destruc- tion at their hands ? I understand the position of those gentlemen ; but I ask them to review their words, and determine whether they are prepared to assert to the world and to the American people, that there is no remedy under this form of Government for the griev- ances, wrongs, and outrages jnflicted upon a State ; that we shall, under this Government, have no remedy; and that it is in the dis- cretion of the Federal Government to turn against us the cannon and the glittering sabre.
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