The Political Crisis
The Political Crisis
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We regard this section as of immeasurable importance. The repudiation of the rebel debt, it will be remembered, was one of the conditions of restora- tion laid down by the President himself. But that repudia- tion, even had it been made part of its new Constitution by every Southern State, would afford no sort of security to the country. It can itself be repudiated the moment the States are re-admitted. Moreover, it says nothing about claims for the loss or emancipation of slaves j nor does the... Platform of THE POLITICAL CRISIS. 11 i)f>". Jolinsoii's Philadelphia Convention. Should tlie South he restored without further conditions, we entertain no doubt that a formidable combination would at once be organized to bring about the assumption of the rebel debt, and the pay- ment of claims for the loss or emancipation of slaves, to say nothing of pensions for the Confederate soldiers. It has ever been to us a matter of unfeigned astonishment that the raon- ied capital of the North, so vitally interested in the public credit and national securities, should not have shown more alarm on this point.
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We regard this section as of immeasurable importance. The repudiation of the rebel debt, it will be remembered, was one of the conditions of restora- tion laid down by the President himself. But that repudia- tion, even had it been made part of its new Constitution by every Southern State, would afford no sort of security to the country. It can itself be repudiated the moment the States are re-admitted. Moreover, it says nothing about claims for the loss or emancipation of slaves j nor does the... Platform of THE POLITICAL CRISIS. 11 i)f>". Jolinsoii's Philadelphia Convention. Should tlie South he restored without further conditions, we entertain no doubt that a formidable combination would at once be organized to bring about the assumption of the rebel debt, and the pay- ment of claims for the loss or emancipation of slaves, to say nothing of pensions for the Confederate soldiers. It has ever been to us a matter of unfeigned astonishment that the raon- ied capital of the North, so vitally interested in the public credit and national securities, should not have shown more alarm on this point.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Lewis 1816 1903 From Old Catalog Prentiss to read onlineMoreLess
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