The American Union a Discourse Delivered On Thursday December 12 1850
The American Union a Discourse Delivered On Thursday December 12 1850
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It is not uncommon to hear the irritations which these excite, \eiit themselves in declarations that the different parts of the United States are ill affected to each other, in menaces that the I nion will he dissolved 1»\ this, or that measure.
10 THE UNION.
[ntimations Like these are as indiscreet as they are intemperate. Though frequently made with levity, and without any really evil intention, the}' have a tendency to produce the consequence which they in- dicate 1 . They teach the minds of... men to consider the Union as precarious; as an object to which the} ought not to attach their hopes and fortunes; and thus chill the sentiment in its favor. By alarming the pride of those to whom they are addressed, they set ingenuity at work to depreciate the value of the tiling, and to discover reasons of indifference towards it. This is not wise. It will he much wiser to habituate our- selves to reverence the Union as the Palladium of our National happiness; to accommodate constantly our words and actions to that idea, and to discountenance whatever may suggest a suspicion that it can in any event he abandoned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not uncommon to hear the irritations which these excite, \eiit themselves in declarations that the different parts of the United States are ill affected to each other, in menaces that the I nion will he dissolved 1»\ this, or that measure.
10 THE UNION.
[ntimations Like these are as indiscreet as they are intemperate. Though frequently made with levity, and without any really evil intention, the}' have a tendency to produce the consequence which they in- dicate 1 . They teach the minds of... men to consider the Union as precarious; as an object to which the} ought not to attach their hopes and fortunes; and thus chill the sentiment in its favor. By alarming the pride of those to whom they are addressed, they set ingenuity at work to depreciate the value of the tiling, and to discover reasons of indifference towards it. This is not wise. It will he much wiser to habituate our- selves to reverence the Union as the Palladium of our National happiness; to accommodate constantly our words and actions to that idea, and to discountenance whatever may suggest a suspicion that it can in any event he abandoned.
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