The Two Virginias; Genesis of Old And New, "a Romance of American History." State Sovereignty, Phantom of a Stupendous Folly
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At the end of fourteen days it was thought the work was complete enough to permit an adjournment; and the convention accordingly took a recess until the 6th of August.
Governor Peirpoint had made his appeal to the President of the United States for the aid against insurrection to which the State was entitled, and had received official assur- ance through the Secretary of War that it would be rendered speedily.
Review of What Had Been Done.
On the day of this adjournment the convention issued an... address, written by Daniel Lamb, of Wheeling — the master mind of the whole restoration movement, without whose approval no important single step was taken. This address states clearly, in temperate language the general scope of the movement now about consummated. It also details many of the outrageous measures of usurpation and violence which had compelled the action taken by this con- vention as the only lawful and peaceful mode of self- defense. As a whole, the document is an admirable presen- tation of an extraordinary passage in American history, but it is too long to be copied here entire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the end of fourteen days it was thought the work was complete enough to permit an adjournment; and the convention accordingly took a recess until the 6th of August.
Governor Peirpoint had made his appeal to the President of the United States for the aid against insurrection to which the State was entitled, and had received official assur- ance through the Secretary of War that it would be rendered speedily.
Review of What Had Been Done.
On the day of this adjournment the convention issued an... address, written by Daniel Lamb, of Wheeling — the master mind of the whole restoration movement, without whose approval no important single step was taken. This address states clearly, in temperate language the general scope of the movement now about consummated. It also details many of the outrageous measures of usurpation and violence which had compelled the action taken by this con- vention as the only lawful and peaceful mode of self- defense. As a whole, the document is an admirable presen- tation of an extraordinary passage in American history, but it is too long to be copied here entire.
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