An Answer to the Charge Against Gen Taylor And His Friends of Opposition to Na
An Answer to the Charge Against Gen Taylor And His Friends of Opposition to Na
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Woodward, although the caucus nominee of his party in the Legislature of Pennsylvania, had been defeated for the Senate not six months before, when this was urged, among other things, jigainst him. Gen. Cass knew this, and he knew that Gen. Cameron received the Whig vote and some half a dozen or more Democratic votes, and was thereby elected. He knew more; he knew when he cast his vote, that the naturalized citizens of Pennsylvania, by petitions numerously signed, had protested against Mr. Wood...ward's appointm, ent on this very ground, and he knew, also, that they had in the last resort appealed, from the President to the Senate. And, in the full knowledge of all the facts, he subscribed to the principle, that " foreigners" should not be alLowed " to acquire the right to vote or hold office. " It was under the veil of secrecy it is true, and it may be, therefore, that it does not detract from his power to swell and orate over the sufferings of down-trodden humanity. — It is quite probable, however, that its exposure will teach naturalized citizens bow to weigh the sincerity of his professions of regard for them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Woodward, although the caucus nominee of his party in the Legislature of Pennsylvania, had been defeated for the Senate not six months before, when this was urged, among other things, jigainst him. Gen. Cass knew this, and he knew that Gen. Cameron received the Whig vote and some half a dozen or more Democratic votes, and was thereby elected. He knew more; he knew when he cast his vote, that the naturalized citizens of Pennsylvania, by petitions numerously signed, had protested against Mr. Wood...ward's appointm, ent on this very ground, and he knew, also, that they had in the last resort appealed, from the President to the Senate. And, in the full knowledge of all the facts, he subscribed to the principle, that " foreigners" should not be alLowed " to acquire the right to vote or hold office. " It was under the veil of secrecy it is true, and it may be, therefore, that it does not detract from his power to swell and orate over the sufferings of down-trodden humanity. — It is quite probable, however, that its exposure will teach naturalized citizens bow to weigh the sincerity of his professions of regard for them.
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