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The same law which gives a verdict in a white man's favor, should give a verdict in a black man's fa- vor, on the same state of facts. Such is the law of God, and such ought to be the law of man." Next following the above measure came the famous reconstruction bill of 1867. Here again Mr. Stevens drew his physical forces together in order to still further impress his ideas of the duty of the hour, and to warn the country that mercy is oftentimes among the worst forms of cruelty, and so he speak...s : — " For the last few months Congress has been sitting here, and while the South has been bleeding at every pore, Congress has done nothing to protect the loyal people there, white or black, either in their persons, in their liberty, or in their property. Although we are insensi- ble to it, the whole country is alive to the effect of the supineness with which this Congress has conducted itself. I of course have no right to TEADBEUS STEVENS. 141 reproach anybody. I do not reproach any one.
I simply grieve that such is the condition of the country, one which is not realized apparently by the House, and especially that part of it which is responsible to the nation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same law which gives a verdict in a white man's favor, should give a verdict in a black man's fa- vor, on the same state of facts. Such is the law of God, and such ought to be the law of man." Next following the above measure came the famous reconstruction bill of 1867. Here again Mr. Stevens drew his physical forces together in order to still further impress his ideas of the duty of the hour, and to warn the country that mercy is oftentimes among the worst forms of cruelty, and so he speak...s : — " For the last few months Congress has been sitting here, and while the South has been bleeding at every pore, Congress has done nothing to protect the loyal people there, white or black, either in their persons, in their liberty, or in their property. Although we are insensi- ble to it, the whole country is alive to the effect of the supineness with which this Congress has conducted itself. I of course have no right to TEADBEUS STEVENS. 141 reproach anybody. I do not reproach any one.
I simply grieve that such is the condition of the country, one which is not realized apparently by the House, and especially that part of it which is responsible to the nation.
What to read after Thaddeus Stevens Commoner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Belcher Callender to read onlineMoreLess
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