An Address On the Death of President Lincoln Delivered At the Request of the C
An Address On the Death of President Lincoln Delivered At the Request of the C
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Chesebrough, was appointed by the audience, to request of Mr. Fowler a copy of his Address for publication in pamphlet form.
P. C. Bulkley, Chairman Committee of Arrangements. J. W. Harper, Jr. , Secretary.
New-Rochelle, April 25, 18G5.
ADDRESS.
« ♦ »- Fellotv-Citizein's : We meet to-nio-lit under circumstances as extra- ordinary as tliey are appalling ! In tlie very hour of victory, when all hearts were expected to be aglow with joy and pride, we meet to mingle our tears over the new-made grav...e of a murdered Chief Magistrate !
Throughout four weary years we had watched with painful solicitude the varying progress of a malignant rebellion, which, at times, seemed so fraught with dan- ger and disaster, as almost to shake the stoutest hearts. During a large portion of this time our energy, pa- tience, and treasui'e, were severely taxed. Our loyal- ty was, on more than one occasion, tested and found true. To all the elements of national strength we con- tributed without stint. In the full confidence that a grand love for the whole country would prove the paramount passion of the people, and, sooner or later, rise superior to the spirit of disunion, — we were willing to accept as a full reward for all our pains, the suppression of the Rebellion and the restoration of the Union.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chesebrough, was appointed by the audience, to request of Mr. Fowler a copy of his Address for publication in pamphlet form.
P. C. Bulkley, Chairman Committee of Arrangements. J. W. Harper, Jr. , Secretary.
New-Rochelle, April 25, 18G5.
ADDRESS.
« ♦ »- Fellotv-Citizein's : We meet to-nio-lit under circumstances as extra- ordinary as tliey are appalling ! In tlie very hour of victory, when all hearts were expected to be aglow with joy and pride, we meet to mingle our tears over the new-made grav...e of a murdered Chief Magistrate !
Throughout four weary years we had watched with painful solicitude the varying progress of a malignant rebellion, which, at times, seemed so fraught with dan- ger and disaster, as almost to shake the stoutest hearts. During a large portion of this time our energy, pa- tience, and treasui'e, were severely taxed. Our loyal- ty was, on more than one occasion, tested and found true. To all the elements of national strength we con- tributed without stint. In the full confidence that a grand love for the whole country would prove the paramount passion of the people, and, sooner or later, rise superior to the spirit of disunion, — we were willing to accept as a full reward for all our pains, the suppression of the Rebellion and the restoration of the Union.
What to read after An Address On the Death of President Lincoln Delivered At the Request of the C?
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