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In this speech, Lincoln argues that when the United States began, there was "hostility toward the principle" of slavery. What evidence does he use to support his claim?

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Evidence used to support the claim of Abraham Lincoln's claim was the principles of some United States citizens and the civil war.

Evidence of hostility toward the principle of slavery.

Sir Abraham Lincoln, A civil rights activist and a man that was very influential in ending slavery,  when the United States began there where hostility to slavery as the belief of some Americans did not align with the principle of slavery,

In conclusion, this was made manifest as slavery was one of the major factors of the civil war

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