Greeley’s secession doctrine sparks wartime uproar
The speaker denounces Horace Greeley for advocating that any state or group may leave the Union if they vote to secede. He recalls 1864 pledges to aid secession and warns that allowing dissolution would render the Civil War sacrifices meaningless. He asserts 300,000 lives and six billion dollars would be spent to keep the country united.
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