Address to the Massachusetts Legislative
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Many of these are anxious to receive orders for service; and, withdrawing themselves from other avocations, they are now endeavoring to perfect themseh'es in the details of a soldier's routine of duty. It seemed equall}- an 160 injustice toward those who are disposed to arms, and to all other citizens on whom future exigencies might cast the inconvenient necessity of taking the field, to discourage these efforts and strug- gles of patriotic ambition. It is important to secure a reason- able num...ber of soldiers, to have them ascertained, within reach, and in a proper condition for service; and it is scarcely less im- portant that other citizens should be left as free as may be from the distractions of a divided duty, so as to pursue with heart and hope the business enterprises of private hfe. The best public economy is found in the forethought of considered plans, dis- posing the means, pursuits, and people of the whole community, so as to meet all exigencies without confusion, and with the least possible derangement of productive industry; and I have, there- fore, to these ends, earnestly considered the suggestions of vari- ous eminent citizens, the written requests or memorials, numer- ously signed, which have reached me, and the advice of the high- est officers in our own militia, all uniting in the recommendation of a State Encampment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many of these are anxious to receive orders for service; and, withdrawing themselves from other avocations, they are now endeavoring to perfect themseh'es in the details of a soldier's routine of duty. It seemed equall}- an 160 injustice toward those who are disposed to arms, and to all other citizens on whom future exigencies might cast the inconvenient necessity of taking the field, to discourage these efforts and strug- gles of patriotic ambition. It is important to secure a reason- able num...ber of soldiers, to have them ascertained, within reach, and in a proper condition for service; and it is scarcely less im- portant that other citizens should be left as free as may be from the distractions of a divided duty, so as to pursue with heart and hope the business enterprises of private hfe. The best public economy is found in the forethought of considered plans, dis- posing the means, pursuits, and people of the whole community, so as to meet all exigencies without confusion, and with the least possible derangement of productive industry; and I have, there- fore, to these ends, earnestly considered the suggestions of vari- ous eminent citizens, the written requests or memorials, numer- ously signed, which have reached me, and the advice of the high- est officers in our own militia, all uniting in the recommendation of a State Encampment.
What to read after Address to the Massachusetts Legislative?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Massachusetts. Governor (1861-1866 : Andrew) to read onlineMoreLess
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