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SPEECH OF THE HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, (POSTMASTER GENERAL,) ON THE REVOLUTIONARY SCHEMES OF THE ULTRA ABOLITIONISTS, AND IN DEFENCE OF THE POLICY OF THE PRESIDENT. DELIVERED AT THE UNCONDITIONAL UNION MEETING, HELD AT ROCKVILLE, MONTGOMERY CO., MARYLAND, ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1863 by Blair, Montgomery

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Seller: David M. Lesser, Fine Antiquarian Books LLC
Title
SPEECH OF THE HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, (POSTMASTER GENERAL,) ON THE REVOLUTIONARY SCHEMES OF THE ULTRA ABOLITIONISTS, AND IN DEFENCE OF THE POLICY OF THE PRESIDENT. DELIVERED AT THE UNCONDITIONAL UNION MEETING, HELD AT ROCKVILLE, MONTGOMERY CO., MARYLAND, ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1863
Author
Blair, Montgomery
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David M. Lesser, Fine Antiquarian Books LLC (United States)
Description
1863. [n.p., 1863]. 20pp, disbound without wrappers, light margin foxing. Very Good. Blair warns of "ultra-Abolitionists", who "seek to make a caste of another color by amalgamating the black element with the free white labor of our land, and so to expand far beyond the present confines of slavery the evil which makes it obnoxious to republican statesmen." Their policies would create "a hybrid race", an "unnatural combination" if ever there was one. He also attacks the abolitionists' 'State Suicide' theory, which held that the rebel States were "annihilated by the rebellion" and thus subject to the "absolute authority" of Congress. In rebuttal, Blair cites 'The Federalist' for his argument that the States are an essential and indestructible part of the Union. LCP 1262. Monaghan 173.

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