Great Speech of Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, At New London, Conn., October 18 : the Principles And Interests of the Republican Party Against the Union ; the Election of Mcclellan the Only Hope for Union And Peace
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(Laughter.) But it is what you and I, fellow-citizens, should call conditional dis-unionism, and it can hardly fail to be so stig- matized wherever it is openly encountered. Why, what have we heard of late from gentlemen holding the highest official positions under the Republican regime in my own Commonwealth of Massachusetts?
What have been the most recent utterances of the most distinguished Republicans in Faueuil Hall ? I wjll not name names, for I have no taste for person- ality, but I will... give the precise language. From ono we have the declaration that "the appeal from sire to son should go on forever and forever until the last acre of southern laud, baptised by Massachusetts' blood, should be rescued from the infidels to liberty." This, certainly, would seem very like preaching an eternal crusade against southern slavery, without re- gard either to Union, peace, or the Constitution.
From another equally distinguished Republican, we have even more distinct declaration, that "the Baltimore Convention and Abraham Lincoln ask something more than the Union as the con- dition of peace;" and that "he has announced in his letter 'to all whom it may concern,' that all terms of peace must begin with the abandon- ment of slavery." While from the sams eminent source we are assured, that a vote for Abraham Lin- coln is to usher in the glorious day, when the elo- quence of Wendell Phillips may be enjoyed at Rich- mond and Charleston, as it is now enjoyed at New York and Boston.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Laughter.) But it is what you and I, fellow-citizens, should call conditional dis-unionism, and it can hardly fail to be so stig- matized wherever it is openly encountered. Why, what have we heard of late from gentlemen holding the highest official positions under the Republican regime in my own Commonwealth of Massachusetts?
What have been the most recent utterances of the most distinguished Republicans in Faueuil Hall ? I wjll not name names, for I have no taste for person- ality, but I will... give the precise language. From ono we have the declaration that "the appeal from sire to son should go on forever and forever until the last acre of southern laud, baptised by Massachusetts' blood, should be rescued from the infidels to liberty." This, certainly, would seem very like preaching an eternal crusade against southern slavery, without re- gard either to Union, peace, or the Constitution.
From another equally distinguished Republican, we have even more distinct declaration, that "the Baltimore Convention and Abraham Lincoln ask something more than the Union as the con- dition of peace;" and that "he has announced in his letter 'to all whom it may concern,' that all terms of peace must begin with the abandon- ment of slavery." While from the sams eminent source we are assured, that a vote for Abraham Lin- coln is to usher in the glorious day, when the elo- quence of Wendell Phillips may be enjoyed at Rich- mond and Charleston, as it is now enjoyed at New York and Boston.
What to read after Great Speech of Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, At New London, Conn., October 18 : the Principles And Interests of the Republican Party Against the Union ; the Election of Mcclellan the Only Hope for Union And Peace?
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