American Eloquence volume Ii of 4 8 2
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Money, however, is not the only strength of the slave power. That, indeed, wereenough, in an age when capitalists are our feudal barons. But, thoughdriven entirely from national shelter, the slave-holders would have thestrength of old associations, and of peculiar laws in their own States, which give those States wholly into their hands. A weaker prestige, fewer privileges, and less comparative wealth, have enabled the Britisharistocracy to rule England for two centuries, though the root of the...irstrength was cut at Naseby. It takes ages for deeply-rooted institutionsto die; and driving slavery into the States will hardly be our Naseby. ** * And Mr. Sumner "knows no better aim, under the Constitution, than tobring back the government to where it was in 1789!" Has the voyage beenso very honest and prosperous a one, in his opinion, that his onlywish is to start again with the same ship, the same crew, and the samesailing orders? Grant all he claims as to the state of public opinion, the intentions of leading men, and the form of our institutions at thatperiod; still, with all these checks on wicked men, and helps to goodones, here we are, in 1853, according to his own showing, ruled byslavery, tainted to the core with slavery, and binding the infamousFugitive Slave Law like an honorable frontlet on our brows.
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Money, however, is not the only strength of the slave power. That, indeed, wereenough, in an age when capitalists are our feudal barons. But, thoughdriven entirely from national shelter, the slave-holders would have thestrength of old associations, and of peculiar laws in their own States, which give those States wholly into their hands. A weaker prestige, fewer privileges, and less comparative wealth, have enabled the Britisharistocracy to rule England for two centuries, though the root of the...irstrength was cut at Naseby. It takes ages for deeply-rooted institutionsto die; and driving slavery into the States will hardly be our Naseby. ** * And Mr. Sumner "knows no better aim, under the Constitution, than tobring back the government to where it was in 1789!" Has the voyage beenso very honest and prosperous a one, in his opinion, that his onlywish is to start again with the same ship, the same crew, and the samesailing orders? Grant all he claims as to the state of public opinion, the intentions of leading men, and the form of our institutions at thatperiod; still, with all these checks on wicked men, and helps to goodones, here we are, in 1853, according to his own showing, ruled byslavery, tainted to the core with slavery, and binding the infamousFugitive Slave Law like an honorable frontlet on our brows.
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