The Impending Crisis
The Impending Crisis
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" Gen. Whittakee was not heard further, but was at once " squelched " with a severe blow from a bludgeon over his head, and the Convention tlion 15 proceeded to nominate for (. 'onf^ress Boyd Winchester, one of the most notorious rebels of the State.
ASSIU3IPTI01V OF THE KEBKL. IDEBT.
General Hampton, in some of his apeeches, becomes excessively garru- lous. As a result, he reveals more of the sayings and. Doings of the secret councils of the Democratic leaders of the National Convention than w...as in- tended. Among other things, he as- sured his fellow rebels that he was promised by his New York associates, if he would not insist upon too much in the platform, that himself and friends should have every thing they wanted, after the Democratic party regained their lost power.
One of the very first things the reb- els will ask, will be the assumption of the rebel debt. To be sure this is precluded by the amendment known . At» the Fourteenth Article ; but the De- mocracy deny that this amendment has been legally adopted, and threaten its nullification.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Gen. Whittakee was not heard further, but was at once " squelched " with a severe blow from a bludgeon over his head, and the Convention tlion 15 proceeded to nominate for (. 'onf^ress Boyd Winchester, one of the most notorious rebels of the State.
ASSIU3IPTI01V OF THE KEBKL. IDEBT.
General Hampton, in some of his apeeches, becomes excessively garru- lous. As a result, he reveals more of the sayings and. Doings of the secret councils of the Democratic leaders of the National Convention than w...as in- tended. Among other things, he as- sured his fellow rebels that he was promised by his New York associates, if he would not insist upon too much in the platform, that himself and friends should have every thing they wanted, after the Democratic party regained their lost power.
One of the very first things the reb- els will ask, will be the assumption of the rebel debt. To be sure this is precluded by the amendment known . At» the Fourteenth Article ; but the De- mocracy deny that this amendment has been legally adopted, and threaten its nullification.
What to read after The Impending Crisis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert From Old Catalog Hutcheson to read onlineMoreLess
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