Universal Suffrage, And Complete Equality in Citizenship : the Safeguards of Democratic Institutions : Shown in Discourses By Henry Ward Beecher, Andrew Johnson, And Wendell Phillips
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Another easy step to this subject. The Governor, with much vehemence of manner, and in a tone of voice and with a peculiar gesture with his right forefinger, which serves to, as it were, italicise his words and to attract the attention of his audience, opened by declaring that in the re-organization of the State as a member of the Union, with all her former rights and jnivileges, he urns heartily in favor of discarding the rfw- cordant and incongruous element of slavery, — that curse which had ...brought war and misery upon the land, which had caused the shedding of so much innocent blood, and made so many widows and orphans. He advised the people now to leave slavery out. He graphically pic- tured the condition of the State, resulting from the war, and again urged them, in re-organizing the State, to leave slavery out of the code of its regenerated laws.
He then asked who was to do this work of restoration. Certainly not the rebels tcho had fought, or those ivho had given aid and influence to, the rebel cause.
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Another easy step to this subject. The Governor, with much vehemence of manner, and in a tone of voice and with a peculiar gesture with his right forefinger, which serves to, as it were, italicise his words and to attract the attention of his audience, opened by declaring that in the re-organization of the State as a member of the Union, with all her former rights and jnivileges, he urns heartily in favor of discarding the rfw- cordant and incongruous element of slavery, — that curse which had ...brought war and misery upon the land, which had caused the shedding of so much innocent blood, and made so many widows and orphans. He advised the people now to leave slavery out. He graphically pic- tured the condition of the State, resulting from the war, and again urged them, in re-organizing the State, to leave slavery out of the code of its regenerated laws.
He then asked who was to do this work of restoration. Certainly not the rebels tcho had fought, or those ivho had given aid and influence to, the rebel cause.
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