Clearly he was saying that the United States of America had to remain just that, united. In order to continue to exist as a nation we had to truly be unified. What Lincoln was reacting to were the many conflicts that were dividing this great nation. We call these divisions sectionalism. For the class reading and handout on sectionalism click here.
Sectionalism - the placing of the needs of one section of thenatio over the needs of the whole nation. The different sections at this time were the North and the South. The West was also a section but this section because it was new did not practice sectionalism. Instead it was the other sections that fought to control the destiny of the west. The North - primarily industrial in nature.
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However, this left the slave-free balance unresolved, and enabled future states to ignite further sectional disputes. By the mids, sectional tensions in Congress resulted in a new political party: the Republicans.
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