The War And Its Cause
The War And Its Cause
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[ts characteristics are : free trade among the States; institu- tions suited to each State, exclusively under the control of each State ; and a general government for interests common to all the States. Under this theory we have prospered beyond example.
THE WAR AND ITS CAUSE. 9 In an evil hour this policy was abandoned, and the local institutions of some States became the subject of comment, of interference, of hatred on the part of other States. For a long series of years, interference and re...proach on one side have been met with bitterness and indignation on the other. Gradually all the cords which bind distinct communities together in a brotherhood of feeling and action have been snapped, and at last the only legal tie, the general government, was bestowed by hostility to slavery, as the sole basis of the political party which triumphed.
But, it may be urged, no matter why Mr. Lincoln was elected, all constitutional forms have been observed, he is enti- tled to his office, and ought to be recognized.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[ts characteristics are : free trade among the States; institu- tions suited to each State, exclusively under the control of each State ; and a general government for interests common to all the States. Under this theory we have prospered beyond example.
THE WAR AND ITS CAUSE. 9 In an evil hour this policy was abandoned, and the local institutions of some States became the subject of comment, of interference, of hatred on the part of other States. For a long series of years, interference and re...proach on one side have been met with bitterness and indignation on the other. Gradually all the cords which bind distinct communities together in a brotherhood of feeling and action have been snapped, and at last the only legal tie, the general government, was bestowed by hostility to slavery, as the sole basis of the political party which triumphed.
But, it may be urged, no matter why Mr. Lincoln was elected, all constitutional forms have been observed, he is enti- tled to his office, and ought to be recognized.
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