Autobiography
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On Saturday I wrote to Mr. Blair, approving of his activity, but declining his in- vitation to the dinner, on the ground of a rule which forbade me from taking part, personally, in plans or schemes for political action. He, however, had before sent Dr. Bailey to urge me to come, and the Doctor had informed me that the party at Blair's was to consist of Chase, Bailey, Sumner, Banks, and Preston King. The dinner then went off, and the conference. To-day, Pres- ton King desired to speak with me ab...out the organization of the party, be- cause he had promised Mr. Blair he would . He added, that measures were in progress to have a convention called from Ohio, to meet at Pittsburgh or Cin- cinnati, to nominate a ticket. That it was to be on the Ohio plan, half Re- publican, and half "Know-Nothing." That the thing was acquiesced in, or would be in all the free States except New York; and that while Mr. Blair favored Fremont, Chase was personally a candidate, I answered Mr. King that I took no part, and no responsibility in conventions or organizations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On Saturday I wrote to Mr. Blair, approving of his activity, but declining his in- vitation to the dinner, on the ground of a rule which forbade me from taking part, personally, in plans or schemes for political action. He, however, had before sent Dr. Bailey to urge me to come, and the Doctor had informed me that the party at Blair's was to consist of Chase, Bailey, Sumner, Banks, and Preston King. The dinner then went off, and the conference. To-day, Pres- ton King desired to speak with me ab...out the organization of the party, be- cause he had promised Mr. Blair he would . He added, that measures were in progress to have a convention called from Ohio, to meet at Pittsburgh or Cin- cinnati, to nominate a ticket. That it was to be on the Ohio plan, half Re- publican, and half "Know-Nothing." That the thing was acquiesced in, or would be in all the free States except New York; and that while Mr. Blair favored Fremont, Chase was personally a candidate, I answered Mr. King that I took no part, and no responsibility in conventions or organizations.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seward, William Henry, 1801-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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