Discourse Delivered in the Unitarian Church Charleston Sc On the Day of Nat
Discourse Delivered in the Unitarian Church Charleston Sc On the Day of Nat
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Your talen- ted and promising young men mostly look for politi- cal distinction, and leave the other prizes and functions of life to be fought for by less prominent and dazzling minds. You rush into this turbulent field with all the excitement of gamblers, determined on triumj^h, cost it what it niay, and thinking it the best and sweetest thing in life to get a majority of votes, no matter how — no matter from whom, though it were the very refuse of creation, men whom you despise from your inmi...ost heart, and would disdain to bow or speak to, on the next day after the contest. It is owing to these unnatural and misplaced ardors that exaggeration in politics is the order of the day. "The country will be ruined by thexe measures, " cries one parlv: " 'J'lie couniiy will be ruined by those, " echoes another — whilf in the nican time the country floats proudly along, or, it' she goes tu ruin, it is not sf> nmch from measures as from public yeculation — trom abused credit — iVom extravagance in private life, — from the Inrv and biaotrv of party spirit, which treats an honest opinion as a crime, and sports witli the profi)undest and most diHicult (|uestions in politi- cal science, as il they were self-evident to bovs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your talen- ted and promising young men mostly look for politi- cal distinction, and leave the other prizes and functions of life to be fought for by less prominent and dazzling minds. You rush into this turbulent field with all the excitement of gamblers, determined on triumj^h, cost it what it niay, and thinking it the best and sweetest thing in life to get a majority of votes, no matter how — no matter from whom, though it were the very refuse of creation, men whom you despise from your inmi...ost heart, and would disdain to bow or speak to, on the next day after the contest. It is owing to these unnatural and misplaced ardors that exaggeration in politics is the order of the day. "The country will be ruined by thexe measures, " cries one parlv: " 'J'lie couniiy will be ruined by those, " echoes another — whilf in the nican time the country floats proudly along, or, it' she goes tu ruin, it is not sf> nmch from measures as from public yeculation — trom abused credit — iVom extravagance in private life, — from the Inrv and biaotrv of party spirit, which treats an honest opinion as a crime, and sports witli the profi)undest and most diHicult (|uestions in politi- cal science, as il they were self-evident to bovs.
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