The Johnson Party volume 2
The Johnson Party volume 2
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It simply ordains that the national debt shall be paid and the Rebel debt repudiated ; that the civil rights of all persons shall be maintained ; that Rebels who have added perjury to treason shall be disqualified for office ; and that the Rebel States shall not have their political power in the Union increased by the presence on their soil of persons to whom they deny political rights, but that representation shall be based throughout the Re- public on voters, and not on population. The pith o...f the whole amend- ment is in the last clause ; and is there anything in that to which reason- able objection can be made ? Would it not be a curious result of the war against Rebellion, that it should end jn conferring on a Rebel voter in South Carolina a power equal, in national affairs, to that of two loyal voters in New York ? Can any Democrat have the face to assert that the South should have, through its disfranchised negro freemen alone, a power in the Electoral College and in the national House of Representatives equal to that of the States of Ohio and Indiana combined ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It simply ordains that the national debt shall be paid and the Rebel debt repudiated ; that the civil rights of all persons shall be maintained ; that Rebels who have added perjury to treason shall be disqualified for office ; and that the Rebel States shall not have their political power in the Union increased by the presence on their soil of persons to whom they deny political rights, but that representation shall be based throughout the Re- public on voters, and not on population. The pith o...f the whole amend- ment is in the last clause ; and is there anything in that to which reason- able objection can be made ? Would it not be a curious result of the war against Rebellion, that it should end jn conferring on a Rebel voter in South Carolina a power equal, in national affairs, to that of two loyal voters in New York ? Can any Democrat have the face to assert that the South should have, through its disfranchised negro freemen alone, a power in the Electoral College and in the national House of Representatives equal to that of the States of Ohio and Indiana combined ?
What to read after The Johnson Party volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whipple, Edwin Percy, 1819-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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