War of Races By Whom It is Sought to Be Brought About Considered in Two Letter
War of Races By Whom It is Sought to Be Brought About Considered in Two Letter
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The rights of the people sleep in abeyance, delegated pow- ers have been perverted, and the majesty <5f the American people has been wrested from its true basis, the constitution, and is now made to play the pimp to representatives, to whom it has been tem- porarily confided. This must be corrected ; and the only way to arrive at a safe and sure solution, is for us, situated as we are, to remain obedient to all laws, observant of all orders, just, generous and liberal to the colored man, according him every right under the law, seeking to instruct him in the duties of the good citizen, rather than making a partizan of him ; to wait patiently for the sober second thought of the American people, while we sedulously exercise our right of suffrage in voting for the very best men to fill such offices as we are called upon to fill. In a word, so to act on principle as that no party can justly complain of us, and to eschew all party bias, to discard all party prejudice, to meet each issue, as it arises, as men and patriots, devoted to a constitutional Union, and above all unmanly surrender of our convictions of duty to any power, party or conclave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rights of the people sleep in abeyance, delegated pow- ers have been perverted, and the majesty <5f the American people has been wrested from its true basis, the constitution, and is now made to play the pimp to representatives, to whom it has been tem- porarily confided. This must be corrected ; and the only way to arrive at a safe and sure solution, is for us, situated as we are, to remain obedient to all laws, observant of all orders, just, generous and liberal to the colored man, according him every right under the law, seeking to instruct him in the duties of the good citizen, rather than making a partizan of him ; to wait patiently for the sober second thought of the American people, while we sedulously exercise our right of suffrage in voting for the very best men to fill such offices as we are called upon to fill. In a word, so to act on principle as that no party can justly complain of us, and to eschew all party bias, to discard all party prejudice, to meet each issue, as it arises, as men and patriots, devoted to a constitutional Union, and above all unmanly surrender of our convictions of duty to any power, party or conclave.
What to read after War of Races By Whom It is Sought to Be Brought About Considered in Two Letter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harmer Gilmer to read online
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