The North American Review volume 123
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[Oct.
tion, and bequeathed, as the dying legacy of his long, practical experience, the doctrine that the only safety of the South was a dual executive, the abstract idea which in its concrete form was surrendered forever with General Lee's sword at Appomattox.
For while the extreme democratic doctrine of the absolute right of the numerical majority had become the principle of the government, the majority and minority had been concen trating within sectional lines, and assuming to each other a p...osition of implacable hostility. When, therefore, in his last diplomatic circular to the foreign ministers of the United States, Mr. Buchanan said, " You are of course aware that the election of last November (1860) resulted in the choice of Mr. Abraham Lincoln ; that he was the candidate of the Republi can or Antislavery party ; that the preceding discussion had been confined almost entirely to topics connected directly or indirectly with the subject of negro slavery ; that every North ern State cast its whole electoral vote (except three in New Jersey) for Mr.
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[Oct.
tion, and bequeathed, as the dying legacy of his long, practical experience, the doctrine that the only safety of the South was a dual executive, the abstract idea which in its concrete form was surrendered forever with General Lee's sword at Appomattox.
For while the extreme democratic doctrine of the absolute right of the numerical majority had become the principle of the government, the majority and minority had been concen trating within sectional lines, and assuming to each other a p...osition of implacable hostility. When, therefore, in his last diplomatic circular to the foreign ministers of the United States, Mr. Buchanan said, " You are of course aware that the election of last November (1860) resulted in the choice of Mr. Abraham Lincoln ; that he was the candidate of the Republi can or Antislavery party ; that the preceding discussion had been confined almost entirely to topics connected directly or indirectly with the subject of negro slavery ; that every North ern State cast its whole electoral vote (except three in New Jersey) for Mr.
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