Who Are the Disunionists Breckinridge And Lane the True Union Candidates
Who Are the Disunionists Breckinridge And Lane the True Union Candidates
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NEVER. * * * * I can only hurriedly, sketch such remedies as have suggested themselves to my mind. ^^ e must lirst assert tliat the late measures of Congress inflicted wrongs on the South which must he redressed. Such of these measuies as may be repealed^ you ought to insist upon being repealed. Of that character is the abolition of the slave-trade in the District of Columbia. More- over, you should demand some compensation for past in- juries and wroiKjs, and some security for the future — som...e certain guarantee ayainst continued CKjgression — somethimj that can (jive yon peace and security in the Union. (This alluded to the amendment to the Con- stitution for two Presidents, one from the North and one from the South proposed by Mr. Calh(nin. ) When 3'ou have obtained this justice, then sing pieans to this Union. If, however, you wish to invite and encourage iurther aggression — if you wish to bring dishonor, dis- grace, and ruin on the South — to make onr lovely coun- try, a prairie in the Republic, composed of dependents on the favor of the strong, and suppliants of their rights —then suhntit to these oppressions, AND SINK.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
NEVER. * * * * I can only hurriedly, sketch such remedies as have suggested themselves to my mind. ^^ e must lirst assert tliat the late measures of Congress inflicted wrongs on the South which must he redressed. Such of these measuies as may be repealed^ you ought to insist upon being repealed. Of that character is the abolition of the slave-trade in the District of Columbia. More- over, you should demand some compensation for past in- juries and wroiKjs, and some security for the future — som...e certain guarantee ayainst continued CKjgression — somethimj that can (jive yon peace and security in the Union. (This alluded to the amendment to the Con- stitution for two Presidents, one from the North and one from the South proposed by Mr. Calh(nin. ) When 3'ou have obtained this justice, then sing pieans to this Union. If, however, you wish to invite and encourage iurther aggression — if you wish to bring dishonor, dis- grace, and ruin on the South — to make onr lovely coun- try, a prairie in the Republic, composed of dependents on the favor of the strong, and suppliants of their rights —then suhntit to these oppressions, AND SINK.
What to read after Who Are the Disunionists Breckinridge And Lane the True Union Candidates?
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