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Appendix D
speech of Davis of Mississippi in the Senate of the United States (chiefly in answer to Fessenden of Maine, on the message of the President of the United States transmitting to Congress the Lecompton Constitution of Kansas), February 8, 1858:
I wish to express not only my concurrence with the message of the President, but my hearty approbation of the high motive which actuated him when he wrote it. In that paper breathes the sentiment of a patriot, and it stands out in bold contrast with the miserable slang by which he was pursued this morning.
It may serve the purposes of a man who little regards the Union to perpetrate a joke on the hazard of its dissolution.
It may serve the purpose of a man who never looks to his own heart to find there any impulses of honor, to arraign everybody, the President and the Supreme Court, and to have them impeached and vilified on his mere suspicion.
It ill becomes such a man to point to Southern institutions as to him a moral l
Kansas (Kansas, United States) (search for this): chapter 5.54
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