The Loyalty Demanded By the Present Crisis
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For when any traitor like Val- landigham is cut short in his cooperation with the enemy, then a great hue and cry is raised that personal liberty is endangered. But personal liberty to do what ? To raise and encourage in- surrection ; to resist the Government in its efforts to preserve its own existence ; for what else did he desire, whither else did all his efforts tend ? What influence do such men as Fernando Wood and Governor Seymour exert save to play into the hands of our common enemy ? If... we desire proof of this, take the utterances of the Southern press, which always speak of these men as their friends ; and show that the hope of ultimate tri- umph is based largely on the diversions which such disaffected leaders make against the Government. Moreover, Ave see un- mistakably that our enemies abroad look to such miscreants as the means of weakening and finally destroying our Union. That mendacious publication, Blackwood 's Magazine, which is clearly and unequivocally secession in its sympathies (not that it loves the South any better than the North ; but sees in the suceess of the former the ruin of both), utters precisely the same slanders against our rulers and their supporters, that our home traitors and their brethren in the South continually employ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For when any traitor like Val- landigham is cut short in his cooperation with the enemy, then a great hue and cry is raised that personal liberty is endangered. But personal liberty to do what ? To raise and encourage in- surrection ; to resist the Government in its efforts to preserve its own existence ; for what else did he desire, whither else did all his efforts tend ? What influence do such men as Fernando Wood and Governor Seymour exert save to play into the hands of our common enemy ? If... we desire proof of this, take the utterances of the Southern press, which always speak of these men as their friends ; and show that the hope of ultimate tri- umph is based largely on the diversions which such disaffected leaders make against the Government. Moreover, Ave see un- mistakably that our enemies abroad look to such miscreants as the means of weakening and finally destroying our Union. That mendacious publication, Blackwood 's Magazine, which is clearly and unequivocally secession in its sympathies (not that it loves the South any better than the North ; but sees in the suceess of the former the ruin of both), utters precisely the same slanders against our rulers and their supporters, that our home traitors and their brethren in the South continually employ.
What to read after The Loyalty Demanded By the Present Crisis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacob Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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