The Great Drama : An Appeal to Maryland
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She should at least, consult the other Border States, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, as well as Maryland, and shape her course in conformity with their common views.
When we speak of Virginia, there is another most significant question to be considered. To what portion of Virginia are we to attach our fortunes? Is it to that waning Eastern section which at present holds the political power over the State — that section whose population, scattered over the region visited by the tide, is graduall...y declining in numbers and losing its ascendancy in the public affairs, and whose power at this day is founded rather upon the traditions of the past than upon any inherent capacity to gov- ern? or is it to that vigorous and healthful Western Virginia upon whom nature has lavished her bounty in the provision of all the elements of a prosperous and powerful community ?
Virginia is divided into two distinct sections, altogether differ- ent in physical quality and in moral character. The one teems 13 with a redundant slave population, of which the excess is kept down hy a continual drain of emigration to the South.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She should at least, consult the other Border States, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, as well as Maryland, and shape her course in conformity with their common views.
When we speak of Virginia, there is another most significant question to be considered. To what portion of Virginia are we to attach our fortunes? Is it to that waning Eastern section which at present holds the political power over the State — that section whose population, scattered over the region visited by the tide, is graduall...y declining in numbers and losing its ascendancy in the public affairs, and whose power at this day is founded rather upon the traditions of the past than upon any inherent capacity to gov- ern? or is it to that vigorous and healthful Western Virginia upon whom nature has lavished her bounty in the provision of all the elements of a prosperous and powerful community ?
Virginia is divided into two distinct sections, altogether differ- ent in physical quality and in moral character. The one teems 13 with a redundant slave population, of which the excess is kept down hy a continual drain of emigration to the South.
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