A Reply to Mr Charles Ingersolls Letter to a Friend in a Slave State Volum
A Reply to Mr Charles Ingersolls Letter to a Friend in a Slave State Volum
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I do not design to follow you in this example. Yet justice to a great and powerful party, and the truth of history, render it not improper that I should call to your recollection a few forgotten facts. The beginning of the difficulty, by your own showing, was the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. Who repealed that measure and set the country aflame '? The truth of history compels me to answer, — the Democratic party of the North assisted by Southern votes. Who endeavored to force Slavery upon ...Kansas against the wishes of her people '? A Democratic President. Who was the imbecile or willing nurse of Se- cession at its birth? A Democratic President. AVho leads a brigade of traitors now 1 A Democratic Vice-Pre- sident, who was also the nominee of a Democratic conven- tion for the Presidency. AVho sits in the mournful gloom of the palace of " the government at Richmond, " or ■• walks with uneasy steps Over the bunun^ marie?" A Democratic Senator. AVho has been in modern times the foster-mother of Slavery, yielding to all its imperious exactions and teaching it, that by long custom it had the right to ride, and that the Government was its rightful in- heritance '?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I do not design to follow you in this example. Yet justice to a great and powerful party, and the truth of history, render it not improper that I should call to your recollection a few forgotten facts. The beginning of the difficulty, by your own showing, was the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. Who repealed that measure and set the country aflame '? The truth of history compels me to answer, — the Democratic party of the North assisted by Southern votes. Who endeavored to force Slavery upon ...Kansas against the wishes of her people '? A Democratic President. Who was the imbecile or willing nurse of Se- cession at its birth? A Democratic President. AVho leads a brigade of traitors now 1 A Democratic Vice-Pre- sident, who was also the nominee of a Democratic conven- tion for the Presidency. AVho sits in the mournful gloom of the palace of " the government at Richmond, " or ■• walks with uneasy steps Over the bunun^ marie?" A Democratic Senator. AVho has been in modern times the foster-mother of Slavery, yielding to all its imperious exactions and teaching it, that by long custom it had the right to ride, and that the Government was its rightful in- heritance '?
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