Tracts Issued By the Loyal Publication Society From Feb. 1, 1863, to Feb. 1, 1864 : Nos. 1 to 44 1
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On this point I am hopeful, but not sanguine.
But let us use every patriotic effort to prevent it while there is ground for hope.
If any view that I may present, in your judgment, be inconsis- tent with the best interests of Georgia, 1 ask you, as patriots, not to regard it. After hearing me and others whom you have ad- vised with, act in the premises according to your own conviction of duty as patriots. I speak now particularly to the members of the legislature present. There are, as I have sa...id, great dangers ahe.'id. Great dangers may come fiom the election 1 have spoken of. If the policy of Mr. Lincoln and his Republican associates shall be carried out, or attempted to be carried out, no man in Georgia will be more willing or ready than myself to defend our rights, interest, and honor at every hazard and to the last extrem- ity.
What is this policy ? It is, in the first place, to exclude us, by an act of Congress, from the Territories with our slave property.
He is for using the power of the General Government against the extension of our institutions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On this point I am hopeful, but not sanguine.
But let us use every patriotic effort to prevent it while there is ground for hope.
If any view that I may present, in your judgment, be inconsis- tent with the best interests of Georgia, 1 ask you, as patriots, not to regard it. After hearing me and others whom you have ad- vised with, act in the premises according to your own conviction of duty as patriots. I speak now particularly to the members of the legislature present. There are, as I have sa...id, great dangers ahe.'id. Great dangers may come fiom the election 1 have spoken of. If the policy of Mr. Lincoln and his Republican associates shall be carried out, or attempted to be carried out, no man in Georgia will be more willing or ready than myself to defend our rights, interest, and honor at every hazard and to the last extrem- ity.
What is this policy ? It is, in the first place, to exclude us, by an act of Congress, from the Territories with our slave property.
He is for using the power of the General Government against the extension of our institutions.
What to read after Tracts Issued By the Loyal Publication Society From Feb. 1, 1863, to Feb. 1, 1864 : Nos. 1 to 44 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loyal Publication Society of New York to read onlineMoreLess
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