The Record of Hon C L Vallandigham On Abolition the Union And the Civil War
The Record of Hon C L Vallandigham On Abolition the Union And the Civil War
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The nearest to it are the Ohio and Missouri rivei-s. But that line would leave Cincinnati and St. Louis, as border cities, like Baltimore, to decay, and, extending fifteen hundred miles in length, would become the scene of an eternal border warfare, with- out example even in the worst of times. Sir, we eau not, ought not, will nut, separate from the Smith. And if you of the East who have found this war against the South, and for the negro, gratifying to your hate or profitable to your purse, wi...ll continue it till a separation be forced between the slaveholding and your non-slaveholding States, then, believe me, and accept it. As you did not the other solemn warn- ings of years past, the day which divides the North from the &uuth, f hat selfsame day decrees eternal divorce betioccn the West and the East.
198 THE GREAT CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA.
Sir, our destiny is fixed. There is not one drop of rain which, descending from the heavens and fertilizing our soil, causes it to yield an abundant harvest, but flows into the Mississippi, and there mingling with the waters of that mighty river, finds its way, at last, to the Gulf of Mexico.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nearest to it are the Ohio and Missouri rivei-s. But that line would leave Cincinnati and St. Louis, as border cities, like Baltimore, to decay, and, extending fifteen hundred miles in length, would become the scene of an eternal border warfare, with- out example even in the worst of times. Sir, we eau not, ought not, will nut, separate from the Smith. And if you of the East who have found this war against the South, and for the negro, gratifying to your hate or profitable to your purse, wi...ll continue it till a separation be forced between the slaveholding and your non-slaveholding States, then, believe me, and accept it. As you did not the other solemn warn- ings of years past, the day which divides the North from the &uuth, f hat selfsame day decrees eternal divorce betioccn the West and the East.
198 THE GREAT CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA.
Sir, our destiny is fixed. There is not one drop of rain which, descending from the heavens and fertilizing our soil, causes it to yield an abundant harvest, but flows into the Mississippi, and there mingling with the waters of that mighty river, finds its way, at last, to the Gulf of Mexico.
What to read after The Record of Hon C L Vallandigham On Abolition the Union And the Civil War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clement L Clement Laird Vallandigham to read onlineMoreLess
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