Address of Hon J M Ashley
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He is a bad rebel, but he won't tell a lie. If Sweet says that this boy ought to be pardoned, 1 reckon it will have to be so. ' So he pardoned the boy. Now, a man from my part of the world could understand that to be natural and not artful. Lin- coln was able, shrewd, but above all tender. " The Wade and Davis Manifesto.
The first time I called at the White House, after Senator Wade and Henry Winter Davis issued their celebrated manifesto against Mr. Lincoln, the Presi- dent, as he advanced to ...take my hand, said: " Ashley, I am glad to see by the papers that you refused to sign the Wade and Davis manifesto. " "Yes, Mr. President, " I answered, "I could not do that, " and added, for ir "Close as siti and suH'eriiig Joined We niiircli to late abreast. " It was a picture as we thus stood, ni}^ lips quivering with emotion, while tears stood in the eyes of both.
(3n many occasions during the darkest hours of our great conflict men who were in accord were often in such close touch with each other that each could feel the pulse-beat of the other's heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is a bad rebel, but he won't tell a lie. If Sweet says that this boy ought to be pardoned, 1 reckon it will have to be so. ' So he pardoned the boy. Now, a man from my part of the world could understand that to be natural and not artful. Lin- coln was able, shrewd, but above all tender. " The Wade and Davis Manifesto.
The first time I called at the White House, after Senator Wade and Henry Winter Davis issued their celebrated manifesto against Mr. Lincoln, the Presi- dent, as he advanced to ...take my hand, said: " Ashley, I am glad to see by the papers that you refused to sign the Wade and Davis manifesto. " "Yes, Mr. President, " I answered, "I could not do that, " and added, for ir "Close as siti and suH'eriiig Joined We niiircli to late abreast. " It was a picture as we thus stood, ni}^ lips quivering with emotion, while tears stood in the eyes of both.
(3n many occasions during the darkest hours of our great conflict men who were in accord were often in such close touch with each other that each could feel the pulse-beat of the other's heart.
What to read after Address of Hon J M Ashley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ashley, James Mitchell, 1824-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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