The South in Danger
The South in Danger
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Till then he holds himself bound to oppose annexation. Here is his pledge, and upon it I lake my rtand. He is a man nt .^_ honor and truth, and will redeem his pledge. Yas, gentlemen, we take him at his word, and he dare not lorfcit that word. " This speech of Mr- Webster is since Mr. Clay's last Texas letter, and in no one of which does be withdraw his pledge against the anexation of Ttxas, "ifopposed by any considerable number of States;" and, as the Whig States of the North will for- ever op...pose it, Mr. Webster says "here is his pledge, and upon it I take my stand. " Mr. Web- ster Tinight have added, as other Whig orators of the North have done, that unless Mexico consents, Mr. Clay is also pledged to oppose the annexation of Texas. Now, Mexico, with her debt of eighty-four millions of dollars, due in England, is as completely under British influ. 'nce as if she were a Biitish province; and lo ask the consent of Mexico, is(o ask the consent of England, which we all know will never be granted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Till then he holds himself bound to oppose annexation. Here is his pledge, and upon it I lake my rtand. He is a man nt .^_ honor and truth, and will redeem his pledge. Yas, gentlemen, we take him at his word, and he dare not lorfcit that word. " This speech of Mr- Webster is since Mr. Clay's last Texas letter, and in no one of which does be withdraw his pledge against the anexation of Ttxas, "ifopposed by any considerable number of States;" and, as the Whig States of the North will for- ever op...pose it, Mr. Webster says "here is his pledge, and upon it I take my stand. " Mr. Web- ster Tinight have added, as other Whig orators of the North have done, that unless Mexico consents, Mr. Clay is also pledged to oppose the annexation of Texas. Now, Mexico, with her debt of eighty-four millions of dollars, due in England, is as completely under British influ. 'nce as if she were a Biitish province; and lo ask the consent of Mexico, is(o ask the consent of England, which we all know will never be granted.
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