Lecture Delivered At the Brooklyn Academy of Music volume 2
Lecture Delivered At the Brooklyn Academy of Music volume 2
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Has a shocked, outraged, humbled, sham- ed and indignant people no remedy t'or such disgusting humiliation of their pride of country and National selt'-respeci ? Must they endure it two years and more Ion er ? A like record made again-tany other high ofTicer of the United States to any former President, would he not have removed him for cause ? Shall the spectacle remaio lor- ever unrebuked of the President debasing; himself so as jiistiv to draw from the crowd witnessing the exhibition, such e...xpressions as ' Go it, Andy"! " Keepyour temper, An- dy" ! •' Don't get mad, -Andy"! And for the President to reply, "I left my dignity at Washington"! May not the people >av you have quit the dignitv of your oflice once, — you shall never again resume it? Are the decent, respeclal)le and intelligent people of the country always to have their cheeks burn with shame whenever such conduct of their Chief is discussed, because the remedy has never been applied or an example made ? Is the hiqiiest ollice in the land, the Presidency, to which it is our proudest boast the humblest American boy may aspire, to be so degraded that to any well-bred boy it will not seem worth the aspirali'Ui; and yet to be neither remedy or pnnishmeni?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Has a shocked, outraged, humbled, sham- ed and indignant people no remedy t'or such disgusting humiliation of their pride of country and National selt'-respeci ? Must they endure it two years and more Ion er ? A like record made again-tany other high ofTicer of the United States to any former President, would he not have removed him for cause ? Shall the spectacle remaio lor- ever unrebuked of the President debasing; himself so as jiistiv to draw from the crowd witnessing the exhibition, such e...xpressions as ' Go it, Andy"! " Keepyour temper, An- dy" ! •' Don't get mad, -Andy"! And for the President to reply, "I left my dignity at Washington"! May not the people >av you have quit the dignitv of your oflice once, — you shall never again resume it? Are the decent, respeclal)le and intelligent people of the country always to have their cheeks burn with shame whenever such conduct of their Chief is discussed, because the remedy has never been applied or an example made ? Is the hiqiiest ollice in the land, the Presidency, to which it is our proudest boast the humblest American boy may aspire, to be so degraded that to any well-bred boy it will not seem worth the aspirali'Ui; and yet to be neither remedy or pnnishmeni?
What to read after Lecture Delivered At the Brooklyn Academy of Music volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin F Benjamin Franklin Butler to read onlineMoreLess
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