State of the Union Speech of Hon James H Thomas of Tennessee in the House O
State of the Union Speech of Hon James H Thomas of Tennessee in the House O
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estate; where the applicant was hostile to the in-! terestof which he desired to have the control, and, only sought the trust for its destruction; is there; a court on earth, claiming to know what equity and justice is, who would for a moment think of appointing him? And yet you are determined to j place the guardianship of the rights of the South ! on the slavery question, in the handsof men who' come here declaring their hostility to slavery, and claiming the right to take charge of that inst...itu-1 tion to which they are hostile, and on the destruc- tion of which they are determined. I submit to the consideration of this committee, and of the ' country, whether it is an American principle, that the party who has no interest in the subject-mat- ter should select a guardian for it, and choose him from among those hostile to it?
But it may be said that our Government is one ■of majorities. True: in one sense it is a Govern- ment of majorities. But Mr. Lincoln has only a bare majority of the electoral vote; and when you come to examine the record of the great popular voice of the people of the United States, you will find that he is nearly a million in the minority.
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estate; where the applicant was hostile to the in-! terestof which he desired to have the control, and, only sought the trust for its destruction; is there; a court on earth, claiming to know what equity and justice is, who would for a moment think of appointing him? And yet you are determined to j place the guardianship of the rights of the South ! on the slavery question, in the handsof men who' come here declaring their hostility to slavery, and claiming the right to take charge of that inst...itu-1 tion to which they are hostile, and on the destruc- tion of which they are determined. I submit to the consideration of this committee, and of the ' country, whether it is an American principle, that the party who has no interest in the subject-mat- ter should select a guardian for it, and choose him from among those hostile to it?
But it may be said that our Government is one ■of majorities. True: in one sense it is a Govern- ment of majorities. But Mr. Lincoln has only a bare majority of the electoral vote; and when you come to examine the record of the great popular voice of the people of the United States, you will find that he is nearly a million in the minority.
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