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This fact, that nothing short of a transfe. - of the slavery ques- tion Xa foreign territory will satisfy secedeis, or those iuc'ined to secede, proves that they have no real ground of complaint as to the teriiiory we now possess. If nothing short of such a concession as this wi'l save the Union, th( n, indeed, is the ease hopeless. The proposition is infinitely worse 'ban the Breckinridge platform — worse than the proposition which the northern democracy at Charles- ton and at Baltimore chose ...rather to break up their party than accept. It is worse, inasmuch as it propot-es to incorporate into the Constilution, as an irre- pealable nrtic\e, precisely the same principle which the Northern democracy re- fused to incorporate in a parti/ platform merely. And it is worse in the still more important feature, of applying to territory hereafter to be acquired, as well as to that which we now have. But for the character of the distinguished statesman who was induced to stand god-father to this monstrous proposition, I could not believe that it was offered for any other purpose hut as an insult to Republicans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This fact, that nothing short of a transfe. - of the slavery ques- tion Xa foreign territory will satisfy secedeis, or those iuc'ined to secede, proves that they have no real ground of complaint as to the teriiiory we now possess. If nothing short of such a concession as this wi'l save the Union, th( n, indeed, is the ease hopeless. The proposition is infinitely worse 'ban the Breckinridge platform — worse than the proposition which the northern democracy at Charles- ton and at Baltimore chose ...rather to break up their party than accept. It is worse, inasmuch as it propot-es to incorporate into the Constilution, as an irre- pealable nrtic\e, precisely the same principle which the Northern democracy re- fused to incorporate in a parti/ platform merely. And it is worse in the still more important feature, of applying to territory hereafter to be acquired, as well as to that which we now have. But for the character of the distinguished statesman who was induced to stand god-father to this monstrous proposition, I could not believe that it was offered for any other purpose hut as an insult to Republicans.
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