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In similar spirit, honorable Senators seem to shelter themselves behind scanty Northern votes, and then vainly imagine that they are protected from the judgment of the country.
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gutenberg.orgIn similar spirit, honorable Senators seem to shelter themselves behind scanty Northern votes, and then vainly imagine that they are protected from the judgment of the country.
Sumner criticizes Senators for hiding behind limited Northern support while ignoring broader public judgment.
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