The Battle of Principles
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Now hundreds of correspondents began to write stories of thisgreat unknown. The next day Wendell Phillips demanded from Boston: "Whois this county court advocate?" But there was a man in Washington whocould speak intelligently concerning the great unknown--his name wasStephen A. Douglas.
In that hour Douglas knew the great mistake he had made. The Democraticconvention of that year at Charleston split their party asunder; theSoutherners clamoring for secession should Lincoln be elected, andnomin...ating John C. Breckinridge of Kentucky; the Northerners standingfast for the Union and compromise, and nominating Stephen A. Douglas;while a "Constitutional Union" party of old-line Whigs nominated JohnBell of Tennessee. Lincoln's election was the signal for secession.
In all the subsequent turmoil, Douglas vigorously sustained the Unionand the Constitution, both in Congress and before the people. WhenSumter was fired upon, he hastened to pledge his influence to Lincoln aswell as to the Union. "There are no neutrals in this war--only patriotsand traitors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now hundreds of correspondents began to write stories of thisgreat unknown. The next day Wendell Phillips demanded from Boston: "Whois this county court advocate?" But there was a man in Washington whocould speak intelligently concerning the great unknown--his name wasStephen A. Douglas.
In that hour Douglas knew the great mistake he had made. The Democraticconvention of that year at Charleston split their party asunder; theSoutherners clamoring for secession should Lincoln be elected, andnomin...ating John C. Breckinridge of Kentucky; the Northerners standingfast for the Union and compromise, and nominating Stephen A. Douglas;while a "Constitutional Union" party of old-line Whigs nominated JohnBell of Tennessee. Lincoln's election was the signal for secession.
In all the subsequent turmoil, Douglas vigorously sustained the Unionand the Constitution, both in Congress and before the people. WhenSumter was fired upon, he hastened to pledge his influence to Lincoln aswell as to the Union. "There are no neutrals in this war--only patriotsand traitors.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hillis Newell Dwight to read onlineMoreLess
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