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... world not merely to clear forests, dig canals, construct railroads, plant cotton, grow sugar and amass... of vulgar and mechanical politicians who have no place among us -a sort of people who think that nothing
... and industrious race, connected in every direction by railroads and canals, self-dependent and independent
... or Congress is competent to admit foreign states into this Union. It must be, in the first place, admitted... imposed upon the central government, if not merely that government, but a portion only, and its smaller
... formidable. With a strong and wise central administration, where such a thing is practicable, a diversity... with the Mississippi, cut off the connexion maintained by that river, and place New Orleans at her mercy. The safety
... of restricting the perpetual aggressions of the central authority will do well to pause before they tacitly admit
... 2S * ON THE PROPOSEV Central America, for hundreds of miles, furnish the materials of similar
... of the central government. If Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama; if Louisiana, Arkansas and Missouri
... be forbidden to share in the honors of the central government. None but slave holders, or their satellites
... or Central America, and in the name of civilization and religion to subjugate and oppress the nations who now
..., and place the freemen of the north at the mercy of the Spaniards of Mexico, or the mongrels'of South America
..., and as disastrous as oertain. In the first place-another shock will be given to our faith in the 'Constitution
... that the Union will have to encounter, A very perceptible change of feeling has taken place within the last ten
... under which it has been concluded. In the first place, it proceeds entirely from the government
... skilfully carried through. In the first place, England has in the most express and positive terms disclaimed
... to approach it. The difficulty of landing, in the first place, any very large body of men at any point on our
..., is the most important place in Texas, yet no vessel larger than an ordinary sloop of war can cross the bar
...'s destiny. It rests with us, at this day, to decide whether this Union shall retain its place among
... colors the consequences of immediate emancipation. We have, in the first place, to remark some very
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