The South And the Democratic Party
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I hope that gentleman, and the other whose name will be mentioned, will pardon me for lilting the curtain of privacy, and show- ing to you the movements of a Southern slaveholder among our free white laboring men.
It was not long since, that Gov. Aiken) formerly Governor of South Carolina, and fur many years a distinguished member of Congress from that State, made a visit to Minnesota. Mr. Rice took him up to see the University buildings, and the Gov- ernor was exceedingly gratified to witness ...the progress of that work. But just then there was no money in the University Treas- ury ; impending dismissal threatened the men working on the building. The sym- pathies of this southron slaveholder were excited, his public spirit was evoked. He had a large amount of money here to invest ; he could get for it three per cent a month, but he preferred lending it to Minnesota at twelve per cent per annum, to keep these free white laboring men employed, and to hasten to completion an edifice, wherein their sons may receive the highest education without cost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hope that gentleman, and the other whose name will be mentioned, will pardon me for lilting the curtain of privacy, and show- ing to you the movements of a Southern slaveholder among our free white laboring men.
It was not long since, that Gov. Aiken) formerly Governor of South Carolina, and fur many years a distinguished member of Congress from that State, made a visit to Minnesota. Mr. Rice took him up to see the University buildings, and the Gov- ernor was exceedingly gratified to witness ...the progress of that work. But just then there was no money in the University Treas- ury ; impending dismissal threatened the men working on the building. The sym- pathies of this southron slaveholder were excited, his public spirit was evoked. He had a large amount of money here to invest ; he could get for it three per cent a month, but he preferred lending it to Minnesota at twelve per cent per annum, to keep these free white laboring men employed, and to hasten to completion an edifice, wherein their sons may receive the highest education without cost.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D a Daniel a Robertson to read onlineMoreLess
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