An Address Delivered At the Custom House New Orleans On the Fourth of July 1
An Address Delivered At the Custom House New Orleans On the Fourth of July 1
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We say, on the other hand, that, while we no longer pursue men because they were enemies, while we disclaim all desire for vengeance, while we offer to receive them with kindness, and accord to them all privileges consistent with the safety of the nation of which they are a part, we must deny them temporarily, not permanently, in sorrow not in anger, the right to resume the political power they abdicated, or to direct the reconstruction of the government they madly sought to destroy. All other ...questions are transitory. This alone is vital. With this reservation, there can be no substantial obstacle to the permanent restoration of government, or to the union of hearts and hands in the North and the South, the East and the West, when, as it has been already said in words of eloquence touched with divine wisdom, and addressed to the throne of our Heavenly Father, the flag of our nation will be honored throughout our country by all her children !
It is not perhaps necessary, that this exclusion shall be en- forced by constitutional or legislative enactments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We say, on the other hand, that, while we no longer pursue men because they were enemies, while we disclaim all desire for vengeance, while we offer to receive them with kindness, and accord to them all privileges consistent with the safety of the nation of which they are a part, we must deny them temporarily, not permanently, in sorrow not in anger, the right to resume the political power they abdicated, or to direct the reconstruction of the government they madly sought to destroy. All other ...questions are transitory. This alone is vital. With this reservation, there can be no substantial obstacle to the permanent restoration of government, or to the union of hearts and hands in the North and the South, the East and the West, when, as it has been already said in words of eloquence touched with divine wisdom, and addressed to the throne of our Heavenly Father, the flag of our nation will be honored throughout our country by all her children !
It is not perhaps necessary, that this exclusion shall be en- forced by constitutional or legislative enactments.
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