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.oa SCUM c'iotnA e'nessnFassd The Secession
movement wHn'nDs oay or Two after the Presi-
senoai e'sc1on In Sovenoer, 1885. From that
time onward 70 the 4th OF March, 1861, when
Buchanan vas succeedsd BY NJ. Lincoln, the
movement continued, and vas followed up in Ill
conceivable modes, il every part Of the South.
In every one Of the Southern States, there was
. Democratic Governor and Democratic Legis.
laturs. All public authority in those States, 90
well as Of the Union, vas in the hands of the
party calling itself Democratic. During this
period, svsrYfost, arsenal hospital. custom.
house, and all other property of the Union ait
uated in the South. NTH tha exoent;ons of ro,A
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. Now, durise al this time while the great 70.
bellion was daily gaining strength. and new and
unimagisable enormities we're beips committed.
thess Northern politicians, not merely did moth:
ing 70 avert the danger, % crush the treason. or
70 punish the traitors. but % far A no.s;hle.
they gave them active encouragement, spplaud
ed,their spirit, aud approved their ac.a They
talked Of going .with the South, Of .sdividine
the Union" Of adopting the Southern Cousti.
tstion," Of .'excludiDg the New England States,
from the new Confsderacy, of the advantages Il
> odhefipr 20 The 9outh. and In 4 thouaand va1a