Interest And Duty of Colored Citizens in the Presidential Election. Letter to Colored Citizens
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Presi- dent Grant has at his back the diversified army of officeholders, drilled to obey the word of command. The speeches praising him are by officeholders and members of rings. Horace Greeley finds flocking to his cause large num- bers of Republicans unwilling to continue the existing misrule, and as allies with them a regenerated party springing forward to unite in this liberal movement. Democrats in join- ing Horace Greeley have changed simply as President Grant changed when he joined the R...epublicans, except that he was rewarded at once with high office. The change is open.
Adopting the Republican platform which places the Equal Rights of All under the safe- guard of irreversible guarantees and at the same time accepting the nomination of a life- time Abolitionist, who represents preeminently the sentiment of duty to the colored race, they have set their corporate seal to the sacred covenant. They may continue Democrats in name, but they are in reality Republicans, by the same title that those who sustain Repub- lican principles are Republicans, or rather tbey are Democrats, according to the original sig- nification of that word, dedicated to the rights of the people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Presi- dent Grant has at his back the diversified army of officeholders, drilled to obey the word of command. The speeches praising him are by officeholders and members of rings. Horace Greeley finds flocking to his cause large num- bers of Republicans unwilling to continue the existing misrule, and as allies with them a regenerated party springing forward to unite in this liberal movement. Democrats in join- ing Horace Greeley have changed simply as President Grant changed when he joined the R...epublicans, except that he was rewarded at once with high office. The change is open.
Adopting the Republican platform which places the Equal Rights of All under the safe- guard of irreversible guarantees and at the same time accepting the nomination of a life- time Abolitionist, who represents preeminently the sentiment of duty to the colored race, they have set their corporate seal to the sacred covenant. They may continue Democrats in name, but they are in reality Republicans, by the same title that those who sustain Repub- lican principles are Republicans, or rather tbey are Democrats, according to the original sig- nification of that word, dedicated to the rights of the people.
What to read after Interest And Duty of Colored Citizens in the Presidential Election. Letter to Colored Citizens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sumner, Charles, 1811-1874. Cn to read onlineMoreLess
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