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Sir, 1 have never until recently allowed myself to think for one moment that a dissolution of the American Union was a possible thing. But, sir, I am constrained to say thai if men's passions are worked upon as they have been for a t'<\v years past; if the North . Shall persistently excite feeling against the South and the South reecho mist the North, that the dissolution of the Union is not a question of time, but that it may be now here, though we may be going thro the forms of Government. You may be sittini, r upon this floor thinking you are representing constituencies at home, but I tell you that when men can be arrayed against each other, as we see they are here, one little overt act, one too far, may precipitate that result which we all say we fear. Now, sir, I have always thought that this Government of ours was like a perpi motion: that it would run itself; that it would run in spite of politicians and not because of any assistance they could render to it. I want to think so yet, and 1 want to see the time come, and come shortly, when men may meet together upon this floor like brothers, join in social intercourse, join band in hand to carry out those public meas- whieh are necessary for the good of the country, when northern men can go to the South and southern nun go to the North, and red by the other like broth lint.
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Sir, 1 have never until recently allowed myself to think for one moment that a dissolution of the American Union was a possible thing. But, sir, I am constrained to say thai if men's passions are worked upon as they have been for a t'<\v years past; if the North . Shall persistently excite feeling against the South and the South reecho mist the North, that the dissolution of the Union is not a question of time, but that it may be now here, though we may be going thro the forms of Government. You may be sittini, r upon this floor thinking you are representing constituencies at home, but I tell you that when men can be arrayed against each other, as we see they are here, one little overt act, one too far, may precipitate that result which we all say we fear. Now, sir, I have always thought that this Government of ours was like a perpi motion: that it would run itself; that it would run in spite of politicians and not because of any assistance they could render to it. I want to think so yet, and 1 want to see the time come, and come shortly, when men may meet together upon this floor like brothers, join in social intercourse, join band in hand to carry out those public meas- whieh are necessary for the good of the country, when northern men can go to the South and southern nun go to the North, and red by the other like broth lint.
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