A Lincoln Correspondence Twenty Two Letters of Historical Interest Here Publish
A Lincoln Correspondence Twenty Two Letters of Historical Interest Here Publish
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, N. J. Or Ohio could be carried for him entire as against Seward, nor do I suppose 111. Could, nor do I mean to say that these States would cer- tainly go for McLean in such a contingency, but am giving impressions here — Now I wish you to understand that I am for you first & foremost, want our State to send not only delegates instructed in your favor, but your friends who will stand by & nominate you if possible, never faltering un- less you yourself shall so advise ; but we are engaged in a ...great contest which ought not to be put to hazard from personal considera- tions in any quarter — Of course Mr. McLean can only be taken up as a compromise Candidate — He would 1 Held on May 9 and 10, i860, nominated John Bell for the Presidency on the second ballot. Judge McLean received 21 votes on the first ballot.
624 THE CENTURY MAGAZINE have no votes to start with — From what I have written you will readily see, that I am inclined to favor this McLean movement, which is daily gaining strength & even now looks formidable ; but I want to know your views — I have talked with my Republican colleagues, & they all agree that we may ul- timately have to take McLean & that it would be very hazardous to take Seward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, N. J. Or Ohio could be carried for him entire as against Seward, nor do I suppose 111. Could, nor do I mean to say that these States would cer- tainly go for McLean in such a contingency, but am giving impressions here — Now I wish you to understand that I am for you first & foremost, want our State to send not only delegates instructed in your favor, but your friends who will stand by & nominate you if possible, never faltering un- less you yourself shall so advise ; but we are engaged in a ...great contest which ought not to be put to hazard from personal considera- tions in any quarter — Of course Mr. McLean can only be taken up as a compromise Candidate — He would 1 Held on May 9 and 10, i860, nominated John Bell for the Presidency on the second ballot. Judge McLean received 21 votes on the first ballot.
624 THE CENTURY MAGAZINE have no votes to start with — From what I have written you will readily see, that I am inclined to favor this McLean movement, which is daily gaining strength & even now looks formidable ; but I want to know your views — I have talked with my Republican colleagues, & they all agree that we may ul- timately have to take McLean & that it would be very hazardous to take Seward.
What to read after A Lincoln Correspondence Twenty Two Letters of Historical Interest Here Publish?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lincoln Abraham to read onlineMoreLess
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