Political Opinion in Massachusetts During the Civil War And Reconstruction
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. but the old Union and the old Constitution." * The extreme Abolitionists here referred to were, now as always, a group of persistent critics. That which they had demanded a year previous was accomplished, but in that year they too had gone forward; they were ahead of the general sentiment, and were demanding still more.* The * " The Irish, thank God ! have too much self-respect to go for any- thing that will place a negro on the same grade in the labor market with themselves. What a cause for... congratulation to the poor white man is the reflection that, unlike the inferior negro race, he is at liberty to remove whithersoever his inclination may prompt him." Quoted in the Worcester Spy, Nov. 22, 1862.
' Courier, Jan. 2, 1863.
» Ibid., July 7, 1863.
* For example, Wendell Phillips in Cooper Institute said, in sub- 2oi] EMANCIPATION 105 Liberator, however, generously conceded the following com- mendation : " Though we believe that this Proclamation is not all that the exigency of the times and the consequent duty of the government require, and therefore are not jubilant over it as many others — still, it is an important step in the right direction, and an act of immense historic con- sequence, and justifies the almost universal gladness of ex- pression and warm congratulation which it is has simultan- eously elicited in every part of the free states." ^ Thus opposition, dissatisfaction, acquiescence, approval continued.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. but the old Union and the old Constitution." * The extreme Abolitionists here referred to were, now as always, a group of persistent critics. That which they had demanded a year previous was accomplished, but in that year they too had gone forward; they were ahead of the general sentiment, and were demanding still more.* The * " The Irish, thank God ! have too much self-respect to go for any- thing that will place a negro on the same grade in the labor market with themselves. What a cause for... congratulation to the poor white man is the reflection that, unlike the inferior negro race, he is at liberty to remove whithersoever his inclination may prompt him." Quoted in the Worcester Spy, Nov. 22, 1862.
' Courier, Jan. 2, 1863.
» Ibid., July 7, 1863.
* For example, Wendell Phillips in Cooper Institute said, in sub- 2oi] EMANCIPATION 105 Liberator, however, generously conceded the following com- mendation : " Though we believe that this Proclamation is not all that the exigency of the times and the consequent duty of the government require, and therefore are not jubilant over it as many others — still, it is an important step in the right direction, and an act of immense historic con- sequence, and justifies the almost universal gladness of ex- pression and warm congratulation which it is has simultan- eously elicited in every part of the free states." ^ Thus opposition, dissatisfaction, acquiescence, approval continued.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ware, Edith E. (Edith Ellen), B. 1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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