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Edward M. Shep- ard's " Life of Martin Van Buren" (in the American Statesman Series), he might have learned that it was the political brain and creative genius of the " Loco-foco" party, which was fitly selected for its first distinctively party President. Moreover, .Horace Greeley was long — too long — in learning the truth that it is not the greatest man, but just the most "subtle and adroit," or else the least objec- tionable (or " most available," which is often the same thing), who stands ...the best chance to become what was predicted of himself in his boyhood — "President of the United States." When the time came for the Whig nomina- tion of 1840, Mr. Greeley seems to have fallen with strange readiness into the general opinion that his favorite, Henry Clay, could not be elected, and to have followed the lead of Gov- ernor Seward and Thurlow Weed in urging the renomination of General Harrison. The truth has long since been demonstrated that Mr.
Clay, or any other good nominee, could have been carried in on the political reaction caused THE POLITICIAN.
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Edward M. Shep- ard's " Life of Martin Van Buren" (in the American Statesman Series), he might have learned that it was the political brain and creative genius of the " Loco-foco" party, which was fitly selected for its first distinctively party President. Moreover, .Horace Greeley was long — too long — in learning the truth that it is not the greatest man, but just the most "subtle and adroit," or else the least objec- tionable (or " most available," which is often the same thing), who stands ...the best chance to become what was predicted of himself in his boyhood — "President of the United States." When the time came for the Whig nomina- tion of 1840, Mr. Greeley seems to have fallen with strange readiness into the general opinion that his favorite, Henry Clay, could not be elected, and to have followed the lead of Gov- ernor Seward and Thurlow Weed in urging the renomination of General Harrison. The truth has long since been demonstrated that Mr.
Clay, or any other good nominee, could have been carried in on the political reaction caused THE POLITICIAN.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Nicoll Zabriskie to read onlineMoreLess
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