Speech of Cassius M Clay Before the Law Department of the University of Albany
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People and the world.
The Proclamation of the 22cl September, 1862. The immortal prochunation of the L^-Jd of Scptrndjer is equally unpalatable to the Democracy. They know very well that to destroy the pro-slaver}^ power of the South is to destroy the right wing of their political army, and to overthrow forever the foundation of their power in this 14 lu'lHihlic-. Ilriict' this clamor of "great is Diana of the Ki)liesiaiis, " and "of the overthrow of tiie Constitution !" Tliese traitors to the ...Constitution, who habitually, in the name of slaver}'', overrode all its guarantees of citizen- ship and liberty — who used the army of the United States in Kansas in unison with mob violence to the overthrow of ihe elective franchise — who, for the first time in history, conspired the destruction of the Government which a de- luded jjeople had confided to their sworn protection — who avowedly usurped all those powers w'hich belonged ex- clusively to the National Empire and not to the States ; who dispersed and demoralized our armies ; scattered over distant seas our small, but faithful and gallant navy ; who robbed our treasur}^ secretly took the public arms, and at last broke out into rebellion by seizing the public moneys?
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People and the world.
The Proclamation of the 22cl September, 1862. The immortal prochunation of the L^-Jd of Scptrndjer is equally unpalatable to the Democracy. They know very well that to destroy the pro-slaver}^ power of the South is to destroy the right wing of their political army, and to overthrow forever the foundation of their power in this 14 lu'lHihlic-. Ilriict' this clamor of "great is Diana of the Ki)liesiaiis, " and "of the overthrow of tiie Constitution !" Tliese traitors to the ...Constitution, who habitually, in the name of slaver}'', overrode all its guarantees of citizen- ship and liberty — who used the army of the United States in Kansas in unison with mob violence to the overthrow of ihe elective franchise — who, for the first time in history, conspired the destruction of the Government which a de- luded jjeople had confided to their sworn protection — who avowedly usurped all those powers w'hich belonged ex- clusively to the National Empire and not to the States ; who dispersed and demoralized our armies ; scattered over distant seas our small, but faithful and gallant navy ; who robbed our treasur}^ secretly took the public arms, and at last broke out into rebellion by seizing the public moneys?
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