A Statement of Some Leading Principles And Measures Adopted By General Jackson
A Statement of Some Leading Principles And Measures Adopted By General Jackson
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TO THE PEOPLE OF RHODE-ISLANR FEM. Aw Citizens — VVe, members of your Delegation ia Congress, convinced as v, fl nrc, that a continuance of the present administration of the General Government will be ruinou^^ to the most valuable institution^", and to the groat interests of the Country, and particularly so to the prosper- ity of this State, beg leave to lay before you the grounds of that con- viction; that if you thinlc with us, ' you may be induced to exert your- selves at the coming election...; and by affecting a change of that ad- ministration, provide a remedy against these impending evils. Vv itU the People, lies the remedy; with them too, if the remedy be not ap- plied, lies the responsibility. We believe it to be a crisis fellow citi- zens, in which every one of you should feel as if the fate of his Coun- try, and involved in that, his own fate, might depend on his single vote, and should act accordingly.
We have said, and such is our . -. Olemn conviction, ihat the most val- uable institutions, and the great interests of this Country, arc in im- inent danger of being destroyed; and that nothing can avert this dan- ger, and prevent a consummation of this ruin, but a change of tho present administration of the General Government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TO THE PEOPLE OF RHODE-ISLANR FEM. Aw Citizens — VVe, members of your Delegation ia Congress, convinced as v, fl nrc, that a continuance of the present administration of the General Government will be ruinou^^ to the most valuable institution^", and to the groat interests of the Country, and particularly so to the prosper- ity of this State, beg leave to lay before you the grounds of that con- viction; that if you thinlc with us, ' you may be induced to exert your- selves at the coming election...; and by affecting a change of that ad- ministration, provide a remedy against these impending evils. Vv itU the People, lies the remedy; with them too, if the remedy be not ap- plied, lies the responsibility. We believe it to be a crisis fellow citi- zens, in which every one of you should feel as if the fate of his Coun- try, and involved in that, his own fate, might depend on his single vote, and should act accordingly.
We have said, and such is our . -. Olemn conviction, ihat the most val- uable institutions, and the great interests of this Country, arc in im- inent danger of being destroyed; and that nothing can avert this dan- ger, and prevent a consummation of this ruin, but a change of tho present administration of the General Government.
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