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Page 56
... President gives a long message , without showing us that as to the end he himself has even an imaginary conception . As I have before said , he knows not where he is . He is a be- wildered , confounded , and miserably perplexed man ...
... President gives a long message , without showing us that as to the end he himself has even an imaginary conception . As I have before said , he knows not where he is . He is a be- wildered , confounded , and miserably perplexed man ...
Page 63
... President of him out of it , but you have had enough of the stuff left to make Presidents of several comparatively small men since ; and it is your chief reliance now to make still another . If you Mr. Speaker , old horses and military ...
... President of him out of it , but you have had enough of the stuff left to make Presidents of several comparatively small men since ; and it is your chief reliance now to make still another . If you Mr. Speaker , old horses and military ...
Page 88
... President , you would send an army and hang the leaders of the Missouri outrages upon the Kansas elections ; still , if Kansas fairly votes her- self a slave State she must be admitted , or the Union must be dissolved . But how if she ...
... President , you would send an army and hang the leaders of the Missouri outrages upon the Kansas elections ; still , if Kansas fairly votes her- self a slave State she must be admitted , or the Union must be dissolved . But how if she ...
Page 92
... President and Vice - President both from the free States , it will dissolve the Union . This is open folly . The Con- stitution provides that the President and Vice - President of the United States shall be of different States ; but ...
... President and Vice - President both from the free States , it will dissolve the Union . This is open folly . The Con- stitution provides that the President and Vice - President of the United States shall be of different States ; but ...
Page 93
... President felicitates himself hugely over the late presi- dential election . He considers the result a signal triumph of good principles and good men , and a very pointed rebuke of bad ones . He says the people did it . He forgets that ...
... President felicitates himself hugely over the late presi- dential election . He considers the result a signal triumph of good principles and good men , and a very pointed rebuke of bad ones . He says the people did it . He forgets that ...
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