The Duty of the Hour volume 1
The Duty of the Hour volume 1
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The position at first taken by the Government, is the one maintained to-day. I can not tell what God means 10 by this war, but I think that no reasonable and candid man can be in doubt as to the purpose of the Government. Those who misrepresent this purpose do not state the truth, and some of them are justly chargeable with a willful falsehood.
But has not the Govei iment resorted to the principle of emancipation in application to rebels, as one of the measures of this war ? It has done so, and... on the same theory that it has raised an army and built a navy. It has done so for the purpose of breaking down the rebellion, and restoring the Union. This is the express and only doctrine of the President. You may think it unwise; you may doubt its constitutionality; as individuals, wears of course entitled to our own opinions ; but let us not forget that the Consti- tution makes the President the judge on both points. His judgment is final ; certainly so until some competent court shall pronounce it unconstitutional.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The position at first taken by the Government, is the one maintained to-day. I can not tell what God means 10 by this war, but I think that no reasonable and candid man can be in doubt as to the purpose of the Government. Those who misrepresent this purpose do not state the truth, and some of them are justly chargeable with a willful falsehood.
But has not the Govei iment resorted to the principle of emancipation in application to rebels, as one of the measures of this war ? It has done so, and... on the same theory that it has raised an army and built a navy. It has done so for the purpose of breaking down the rebellion, and restoring the Union. This is the express and only doctrine of the President. You may think it unwise; you may doubt its constitutionality; as individuals, wears of course entitled to our own opinions ; but let us not forget that the Consti- tution makes the President the judge on both points. His judgment is final ; certainly so until some competent court shall pronounce it unconstitutional.
What to read after The Duty of the Hour volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel T Samuel Thayer Spear to read onlineMoreLess
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