The Alliance With the Negro
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I refer to the speech of the gentleman from Kansas, because it is the frankest and clearest exposition that I have heard here of the doctrine of the party of which he is a distinguished leader. I would say that the doctrine of that party might be summed up in four words: "Thi-ovr the Constitution over- board. " The gentleman from Kansas said explicitly, " the wish of the masses of our people is to conquer the seceded States to the authority of the Union, and hold them as suhject provinces. " He... combats, as a fallacy, the idea that consti- tutional obligations rest on our Government in its prosecution of the war. He says, " this principle must be repudiated, or it is obvious that we are tied hand and foot. " Sir, the rise of the Democi'atic party in this country was the people's protest against the concentration of power in the Federal Government. ISTow, let some party rise ; call it the Democratic party — call it, if you will, "the white man's par- ty" — which shall protest against these schemes for black ar- mies and States held as subject provinces.
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I refer to the speech of the gentleman from Kansas, because it is the frankest and clearest exposition that I have heard here of the doctrine of the party of which he is a distinguished leader. I would say that the doctrine of that party might be summed up in four words: "Thi-ovr the Constitution over- board. " The gentleman from Kansas said explicitly, " the wish of the masses of our people is to conquer the seceded States to the authority of the Union, and hold them as suhject provinces. " He... combats, as a fallacy, the idea that consti- tutional obligations rest on our Government in its prosecution of the war. He says, " this principle must be repudiated, or it is obvious that we are tied hand and foot. " Sir, the rise of the Democi'atic party in this country was the people's protest against the concentration of power in the Federal Government. ISTow, let some party rise ; call it the Democratic party — call it, if you will, "the white man's par- ty" — which shall protest against these schemes for black ar- mies and States held as subject provinces.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Biddle, Charles John, 1890- to read onlineMoreLess
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