James Buchanan His Doctrines And Policy As Exhibited volume 1
James Buchanan His Doctrines And Policy As Exhibited volume 1
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He cordial- ly ratified the nomination of James Buchanan — 1st. Because it was due to the man.
9d. Because it was due to Pennsylvania.
8d. Because it was the safest, soundest, most sanitary and conservative movement which could have been made in reference to the condition of the country.
4th. Because it was, beyond doubt or question, the over- whelming voice of Virginia, united with the great central • States, without regard to sections of North or South.
For these four reasons, any one of whic...h was sufficient, he had gone for the nomination, and now heartily con- tained it. He said it was due to the man. Who is James Buchanan ? He has no military pretensions — he is no • Ctaesar, with a Senate at his heels— he never set a squadron in the field, nor wears he a sword to throw it in the scale to make it kick the beam! He is simply that which is ex- pressed by the word most precious to republicanism — a plain, unpretending, but sound, safe, conservative citizen.
' Civil in every sense, he is a civilian ; a statesman of train- ing, of age, of experience in public affairs, prudent, cau- tious, honest, patriotic, able, and has rendered the country not some, but much service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He cordial- ly ratified the nomination of James Buchanan — 1st. Because it was due to the man.
9d. Because it was due to Pennsylvania.
8d. Because it was the safest, soundest, most sanitary and conservative movement which could have been made in reference to the condition of the country.
4th. Because it was, beyond doubt or question, the over- whelming voice of Virginia, united with the great central • States, without regard to sections of North or South.
For these four reasons, any one of whic...h was sufficient, he had gone for the nomination, and now heartily con- tained it. He said it was due to the man. Who is James Buchanan ? He has no military pretensions — he is no • Ctaesar, with a Senate at his heels— he never set a squadron in the field, nor wears he a sword to throw it in the scale to make it kick the beam! He is simply that which is ex- pressed by the word most precious to republicanism — a plain, unpretending, but sound, safe, conservative citizen.
' Civil in every sense, he is a civilian ; a statesman of train- ing, of age, of experience in public affairs, prudent, cau- tious, honest, patriotic, able, and has rendered the country not some, but much service.
What to read after James Buchanan His Doctrines And Policy As Exhibited volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M T Robert Mercer Taliaferro Hunter to read onlineMoreLess
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