The State of the Country An Oration Delivered At Buffalo July 4th 1862
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In the former case, the aggrieved people, acting in the interest of invaded liberty, would complain of the unconstitutional and injurious aggression of the law. In the other, taking part with the imperiled law, they would indit-e and accuse the overreaching liberty. Had the seceding States raised either of these two issues; had they so said, the American govern- ment is invading our liberties, by enacting unconstitutional laws, or is outraging the laws by an unconstitutional use of liberty ; th...at, though unfounded, would have been a legitimate charge. For that would have been taking part with American loyalty against an ofiending liberty, or with American liberty against unjust and in- trusive law. But these infuriate and unthinkiag States took part neither with liberty on the one hand, nor with loyalty on the other; but renouncing both, committed a double ti-eason. The North, on the other hand, taking part with the rejected constitution, and that with the intent to restore not loyalty alone, but liberty as well, has ORATION.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the former case, the aggrieved people, acting in the interest of invaded liberty, would complain of the unconstitutional and injurious aggression of the law. In the other, taking part with the imperiled law, they would indit-e and accuse the overreaching liberty. Had the seceding States raised either of these two issues; had they so said, the American govern- ment is invading our liberties, by enacting unconstitutional laws, or is outraging the laws by an unconstitutional use of liberty ; th...at, though unfounded, would have been a legitimate charge. For that would have been taking part with American loyalty against an ofiending liberty, or with American liberty against unjust and in- trusive law. But these infuriate and unthinkiag States took part neither with liberty on the one hand, nor with loyalty on the other; but renouncing both, committed a double ti-eason. The North, on the other hand, taking part with the rejected constitution, and that with the intent to restore not loyalty alone, but liberty as well, has ORATION.
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