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The South may well blame herself and no one else, for the severe measures of reconstruction, as they choose to call them; for, but for their own stubbornness and contempt in rejecting them, in their milder forms in 1866, and their impositions upon, and cruel treatment of the colored race, in their legislative measures, Congress would hardly have turned the vise so tightly. The first measure offered was comparatively mild, and there was no negro suffrage included in it, except conditionally; but the leniency of Mr. Johnson toward them had spoiled them, and they presumed them selves to beinacondltion then to be a little particular, and possiblya little impudent. They had too much Johnson, and they hurt their own interests: i. E. Their own interests as they themselves regarded them; — but really, their remote and permanent interests were promoted by their rejection of the measures, and by the afterward compulsory measures required by Congress, as time, we sincerely believe, will make abundantly manifest; but not, perhaps for some years. It is not always best to be too choice, or too touchy. For the parties with whom we are dealing, may be just as choice, or touchy, as ourselves. Congress was not disposed to be ugly, or exacting toward the South; and there is reason to believe that it would have been too lenient for tln good of the whole country, if the action of the States had not opened its eyes and caused it to re?ect. Congress men said to each other and to themselves; Here! We had better go a little more carefully and watch where we step. The South is becoming quite demanding, and quite choice of remedies. When the war came to an end, the subject of reconstruction was not new to Mr. Stevens, for he had considered it for a number of years, and was well acquainted with its ins and outs, its pros and cons, and all its possibilities and probabilities. He had his mind fully made up, when the time came to act, as to what could be and what could not be, and as to what should be and what should not be done.
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The South may well blame herself and no one else, for the severe measures of reconstruction, as they choose to call them; for, but for their own stubbornness and contempt in rejecting them, in their milder forms in 1866, and their impositions upon, and cruel treatment of the colored race, in their legislative measures, Congress would hardly have turned the vise so tightly. The first measure offered was comparatively mild, and there was no negro suffrage included in it, except conditionally; but the leniency of Mr. Johnson toward them had spoiled them, and they presumed them selves to beinacondltion then to be a little particular, and possiblya little impudent. They had too much Johnson, and they hurt their own interests: i. E. Their own interests as they themselves regarded them; - but really, their remote and permanent interests were promoted by their rejection of the measures, and by the afterward compulsory measures required by Congress, as time, we sincerely believe, will make abundantly manifest; but not, perhaps for some years. It is not always best to be too choice, or too touchy. For the parties with whom we are dealing, may be just as choice, or touchy, as ourselves. Congress was not disposed to be ugly, or exacting toward the South; and there is reason to believe that it would have been too lenient for tln good of the whole country, if the action of the States had not opened its eyes and caused it to reflect. Congress men said to each other and to themselves; Here! We had better go a little more carefully and watch where we step. The South is becoming quite demanding, and quite choice of remedies.
When the war came to an end, the subject of reconstruction was not new to Mr. Stevens, for he had considered it for a number of years, and was well acquainted with its ins and outs, its pros and cons, and all its possibilities and probabilities. He had his mind fully made up, when the time came to act, as to what could be and what could not be, and as to what should be and what should not be done.
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I know of no better way to learn the object and the nature of recon structio'n, than to read the speeches of Mr. Stevens', delivered in Congress during the period 1860-68.
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Paperback. Condición: New. Print on Demand. This historical text explores the complexities of Reconstruction following the American Civil War. The author, a prominent figure in the era, delves into the political and social challenges faced by the nation as it grappled with the aftermath of slavery and the reintegration of the defeated South. Through the author's vivid accounts and meticulous analysis, readers gain insights into the Reconstruction process's complexities and its lasting impact on American history. The author's perspective sheds light on the motivations and decisions of key figures involved in shaping the country's post-war destiny, making this book an invaluable resource for understanding this pivotal period. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781332414499_0
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