Speech of Hon Charles R Train of Massachusetts On the Heresy of the Doctrine
Speech of Hon Charles R Train of Massachusetts On the Heresy of the Doctrine
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It, acts not the Phari- see. The change it contemplates would come gently as the dews of heaven, not rending or wrecking anything. Will you not embrace it? So much good has not been done by one effort in all past time, as in the proi -' it is your high privilege to do May the vast future qot have to lament, that you Lave neglected it. " You cannot expect that our people will fight this war and allow the rebel States to inaugurate a system of guerrilla warfare, and not turn around and use every ...means which the God of nature has put into our power to rebuke it. Gov- ernor Letcher ha3 i§sued a proclamation calling out guerrilla parties to shoo down our pickets. _ T tell you when that system is inaugurated, we will inaugurate a sys- tem which will put arms into the hands of every black man who is able to tire a mus- ket ; and the rule will then he, let the strongest prevail; and the institution of sla- very must stand back.
Mr. BROW, of Virginia. Most that my friend, as I shall call him, has said, meets my approbation ; but as he saw proper, in his opening remarks, to sav that the rebellion was occasioned in part by the cowardice of the men of the border States, I desire to remind him that at least there is an exception.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It, acts not the Phari- see. The change it contemplates would come gently as the dews of heaven, not rending or wrecking anything. Will you not embrace it? So much good has not been done by one effort in all past time, as in the proi -' it is your high privilege to do May the vast future qot have to lament, that you Lave neglected it. " You cannot expect that our people will fight this war and allow the rebel States to inaugurate a system of guerrilla warfare, and not turn around and use every ...means which the God of nature has put into our power to rebuke it. Gov- ernor Letcher ha3 i§sued a proclamation calling out guerrilla parties to shoo down our pickets. _ T tell you when that system is inaugurated, we will inaugurate a sys- tem which will put arms into the hands of every black man who is able to tire a mus- ket ; and the rule will then he, let the strongest prevail; and the institution of sla- very must stand back.
Mr. BROW, of Virginia. Most that my friend, as I shall call him, has said, meets my approbation ; but as he saw proper, in his opening remarks, to sav that the rebellion was occasioned in part by the cowardice of the men of the border States, I desire to remind him that at least there is an exception.
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