Extract From a Letter
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It is a thing which has been growing and Ijreparing these thirty years. " And A. H. Stephens, on the 21st of March, 1861, said at Savannah: " — African slavery, as it exists among us — the proper status of the negro in our form of civilization. This was the imme- diate cause of the late rupture and present revolationr Now add to all this the fact that either Cobb or H. V. Johnson, when canvassing for the Vice-Presidency, said in the State House Yard at Philadelphia : " We thinh capital ought to... own labor. '^ This was said during the very canvass, one of the very hinges of which was the expansion of '■'■ ownea labor'' into the national domain. Now, the next extract I must cite, comes from a letter deliberately published by a very high authority, the Charleston Mercury of 13tli February, 1861, over the signature of L. W. Spratt. He says, " The people of the Cotton States want labor ; tliey knoio that whites and staves cannot icorh together. "" I have merely cited these authentic words, because they happened to be at hand, and they all come from men whose veracity in uttering them I do not question ; though I cannot admire their policy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a thing which has been growing and Ijreparing these thirty years. " And A. H. Stephens, on the 21st of March, 1861, said at Savannah: " — African slavery, as it exists among us — the proper status of the negro in our form of civilization. This was the imme- diate cause of the late rupture and present revolationr Now add to all this the fact that either Cobb or H. V. Johnson, when canvassing for the Vice-Presidency, said in the State House Yard at Philadelphia : " We thinh capital ought to... own labor. '^ This was said during the very canvass, one of the very hinges of which was the expansion of '■'■ ownea labor'' into the national domain. Now, the next extract I must cite, comes from a letter deliberately published by a very high authority, the Charleston Mercury of 13tli February, 1861, over the signature of L. W. Spratt. He says, " The people of the Cotton States want labor ; tliey knoio that whites and staves cannot icorh together. "" I have merely cited these authentic words, because they happened to be at hand, and they all come from men whose veracity in uttering them I do not question ; though I cannot admire their policy.
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