Banquet in Commemoration of the Seventieth Anniversary of the Birthday of ...
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Noble. 55 Grant, impelled by self-respect, elevated by his manly nature and taught by severe experience, declared for free labor and the equality of all men before the law. He entered the Union Army because in that organized force was the power to maintain these principles and there was a necessity for its immediate use.
He became first a mustering oflScer, then a colonel, by the friend- ship of Washburne and by the more distinguished favor of the Gov^ernor of Illinois. But he spoke and wrote a...s a man as well as served as a soldier. Among the first letters he then penned, was one to a relative saying to him with an emphasis few men in the Republic of that day used, in substance: ** It is inevitable that this war must lead to the extinguishment of slavery, and it is high time that if you value such property as you have you get rid of it, for believe me, there will be no result other than that of the destruction of all value in it." He was not a man of pretentious superiority : he was great and self-reliant; but he was of the utmost simplicity in thought and method.
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Noble. 55 Grant, impelled by self-respect, elevated by his manly nature and taught by severe experience, declared for free labor and the equality of all men before the law. He entered the Union Army because in that organized force was the power to maintain these principles and there was a necessity for its immediate use.
He became first a mustering oflScer, then a colonel, by the friend- ship of Washburne and by the more distinguished favor of the Gov^ernor of Illinois. But he spoke and wrote a...s a man as well as served as a soldier. Among the first letters he then penned, was one to a relative saying to him with an emphasis few men in the Republic of that day used, in substance: ** It is inevitable that this war must lead to the extinguishment of slavery, and it is high time that if you value such property as you have you get rid of it, for believe me, there will be no result other than that of the destruction of all value in it." He was not a man of pretentious superiority : he was great and self-reliant; but he was of the utmost simplicity in thought and method.
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