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That is something for you to consider n your hearts, else we learn nothing from our ca- amity. Who muderedhim ? They tell us it was Booth, an actor. No, it was not Booth. He wag only an instrument of others. They tell us it was a maniac in a moment of frenzy. No, it w;-. !, not a maniac. It icas the calmest deliberation of the most reflecting and honorable supporters of slavery for the last two hundred yearsl The maturity and cul- mination, I trust, of thi^ iniquity. Every man who has ever said... a word in defence, or extenua- tion of this, helped murcJer our President. Every man who has ever said a word in defence or sym- pathy with the confederacy based on this iniquity, helped murder our President. Every man who has withheld his word of support or sympathy for this nation struggling for a broader freedoni, helped murder our President. Every minister who has stifled his prayer, or forborne the utter auce of his heart's conviction, or permitted his sanctuary to be a refuge for the nation's destroy- ers, has helped murder our President.
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That is something for you to consider n your hearts, else we learn nothing from our ca- amity. Who muderedhim ? They tell us it was Booth, an actor. No, it was not Booth. He wag only an instrument of others. They tell us it was a maniac in a moment of frenzy. No, it w;-. !, not a maniac. It icas the calmest deliberation of the most reflecting and honorable supporters of slavery for the last two hundred yearsl The maturity and cul- mination, I trust, of thi^ iniquity. Every man who has ever said... a word in defence, or extenua- tion of this, helped murcJer our President. Every man who has ever said a word in defence or sym- pathy with the confederacy based on this iniquity, helped murder our President. Every man who has withheld his word of support or sympathy for this nation struggling for a broader freedoni, helped murder our President. Every minister who has stifled his prayer, or forborne the utter auce of his heart's conviction, or permitted his sanctuary to be a refuge for the nation's destroy- ers, has helped murder our President.
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