The Public Debt a Democratic Legacy the First Rebellion a Rally for Slavery Wh
The Public Debt a Democratic Legacy the First Rebellion a Rally for Slavery Wh
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Mr. Seymour's New York "friends, " who inaugurated, at his suggestion, the auti- draftriot of July, 1803, and murdered negroes, burnt orphan asylums, and destroyed the property of loyal men, have shown a keener sense of decency and prnpiiety than the advocates of Seymour and Blair have in thus attempting to hold the Repub- lican party responsible for the burdens which their own crimes brought upon the country. They have not been shameless enough to charge upon the National Gov- ernment, or the ...party which controlled it, the responsibility of the expense rendered necessary to suppress the riot, and to pay for the property they burnt and the lives they sacrificed.
The copperhead demand, that the American people shall punish, ns criminals, the Repiiblicau party for the present national debt, and its burden of taxation, could find no litter and more siirnificant illustration than in the conduct of the sou who sought to take from a father the control of his estate, on the ground of incompetency or dishonesty, because he had entailed a debt upon it in extinguishing a fire which that incendiary son had wilfully communicated to it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Seymour's New York "friends, " who inaugurated, at his suggestion, the auti- draftriot of July, 1803, and murdered negroes, burnt orphan asylums, and destroyed the property of loyal men, have shown a keener sense of decency and prnpiiety than the advocates of Seymour and Blair have in thus attempting to hold the Repub- lican party responsible for the burdens which their own crimes brought upon the country. They have not been shameless enough to charge upon the National Gov- ernment, or the ...party which controlled it, the responsibility of the expense rendered necessary to suppress the riot, and to pay for the property they burnt and the lives they sacrificed.
The copperhead demand, that the American people shall punish, ns criminals, the Repiiblicau party for the present national debt, and its burden of taxation, could find no litter and more siirnificant illustration than in the conduct of the sou who sought to take from a father the control of his estate, on the ground of incompetency or dishonesty, because he had entailed a debt upon it in extinguishing a fire which that incendiary son had wilfully communicated to it.
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