An Appeal to the Friends of Peace
An Appeal to the Friends of Peace
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He defended it tlrroughout, and the greater the outrage on public justice and popular rights, tlie higher it ; seemed to rise in his favor. He was for " vigorous prosecution" always, that we: might conquer a peace and secure " indemnity for the pastaiid security for the future, " by seizing Mexiean provinces and by dismembering the Mexican!' Republic. Elevate him to the Presidency, audit is not unlikeliy that the 'i man who thought "rye might swallow the whol'^ of Mexico wiTH'- 12. OUT BEING HU...RT BY IT, " wiU speedily open new paths to his ambition in'! the line of conquest, dismemberment, and annexation. If true to the party "platform" to which he has subscribed, he will be bound by honor and of necessity, to involve us in a war with England for Canada or Jamaica; or at all events to "swallow" Yucatan or Cuba, under the shallow pretence, that British dominion must be checked in its progress.
As a humane man, Gen. Taylor has {q\y equals. His heart isiilled with!j| the tenderest sympathies, and prompts him always to comfort nnd console thej suffering and sorrowful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He defended it tlrroughout, and the greater the outrage on public justice and popular rights, tlie higher it ; seemed to rise in his favor. He was for " vigorous prosecution" always, that we: might conquer a peace and secure " indemnity for the pastaiid security for the future, " by seizing Mexiean provinces and by dismembering the Mexican!' Republic. Elevate him to the Presidency, audit is not unlikeliy that the 'i man who thought "rye might swallow the whol'^ of Mexico wiTH'- 12. OUT BEING HU...RT BY IT, " wiU speedily open new paths to his ambition in'! the line of conquest, dismemberment, and annexation. If true to the party "platform" to which he has subscribed, he will be bound by honor and of necessity, to involve us in a war with England for Canada or Jamaica; or at all events to "swallow" Yucatan or Cuba, under the shallow pretence, that British dominion must be checked in its progress.
As a humane man, Gen. Taylor has {q\y equals. His heart isiilled with!j| the tenderest sympathies, and prompts him always to comfort nnd console thej suffering and sorrowful.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reisner George Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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