Address to the People of Connecticut
Address to the People of Connecticut
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They wished to op- ginise an editorial corps of mercenaries to wage offensive war against Gen. Jackson and his friends. Like an able commander, Mr. Cla}' has at- tempted to ' carry the war into Africa, ' and to assail the enemy in his own camp. The word lias been given and the attack made, with a malignity, vi- olence and recklessness of truth, which has astonished reflecting men of both parlies. The vocabulary of billingsgate has been exhausted, to find epithets of reproach, adapted to charact...erize a military chieftain. He has been compared to . Vlarius, Sylla, Cromwell and Bonaparte. He has been stigmatized as a military tyrant, a contemner of the laws, a violator of the libertiesof his fellow citizens — charged with raising the military above the civil authority, in time of peace — with cruelty and bloodshed, with wanton massacres, with putting prisoners to death in cold blood, with imprisoning judges and dispersing the legislature of a state at the point of the bayonet, without cause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They wished to op- ginise an editorial corps of mercenaries to wage offensive war against Gen. Jackson and his friends. Like an able commander, Mr. Cla}' has at- tempted to ' carry the war into Africa, ' and to assail the enemy in his own camp. The word lias been given and the attack made, with a malignity, vi- olence and recklessness of truth, which has astonished reflecting men of both parlies. The vocabulary of billingsgate has been exhausted, to find epithets of reproach, adapted to charact...erize a military chieftain. He has been compared to . Vlarius, Sylla, Cromwell and Bonaparte. He has been stigmatized as a military tyrant, a contemner of the laws, a violator of the libertiesof his fellow citizens — charged with raising the military above the civil authority, in time of peace — with cruelty and bloodshed, with wanton massacres, with putting prisoners to death in cold blood, with imprisoning judges and dispersing the legislature of a state at the point of the bayonet, without cause.
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