An Address to the People of Maryland On the Subject of the Presidential Electio
An Address to the People of Maryland On the Subject of the Presidential Electio
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If it sh. Ill siicrced, as fondly ho|>od "l)y its founders, it will lie the coninienccnie«t of a new era in human allairs. All civilized go\ernnicnls must, in the course ol time, con- form to it!urse to choose . -— The road that wisdom indicates, leads, it is true, np tiie steep, but lends also to security and kistinjj glory. So nation that wants the fortitude to tread it, ought ever to aspiro to grca;- iiess. Such ought to sL'ik, and will sink, into the list of those that have done nothing to ...be remembered. Ilis immutable ; it is in the nature of things. 'I'he love of present case an4 pleasure, indifference about the future, that fatal weakness of human nature, has never f*il- •d, in individuals or nations, to sink to disgrace and ruin. On the contrary, virtue and wis- rlom, which regard the future, which spuin the temptations of the niomciit, however rugged their path, end in happiness. Such are the universal sentiments of all wise writers, Irom the didactics of the philosopher to the fictions of the poet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it sh. Ill siicrced, as fondly ho|>od "l)y its founders, it will lie the coninienccnie«t of a new era in human allairs. All civilized go\ernnicnls must, in the course ol time, con- form to it!urse to choose . -— The road that wisdom indicates, leads, it is true, np tiie steep, but lends also to security and kistinjj glory. So nation that wants the fortitude to tread it, ought ever to aspiro to grca;- iiess. Such ought to sL'ik, and will sink, into the list of those that have done nothing to ...be remembered. Ilis immutable ; it is in the nature of things. 'I'he love of present case an4 pleasure, indifference about the future, that fatal weakness of human nature, has never f*il- •d, in individuals or nations, to sink to disgrace and ruin. On the contrary, virtue and wis- rlom, which regard the future, which spuin the temptations of the niomciit, however rugged their path, end in happiness. Such are the universal sentiments of all wise writers, Irom the didactics of the philosopher to the fictions of the poet.
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