Memorial of the Peoples Pacific Railroad Company in Aid of Their Petition of 1
Memorial of the Peoples Pacific Railroad Company in Aid of Their Petition of 1
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PEOPLE'S PACIFIC RAILKOAD. 7 There will be no rivalry, but emulation by each section to get their road constructed first.
The Commissioners of the People's Pacific Eailroad Company have regarded with much alarm and sorrow the present distracted state of the public mind.
"When heretofore the public mind has been distracted, and a civil war was iminent, we have had wise and great men, whose counsels have been heeded, and the strife allayed. We have been looking for some of our great men in the co...uncils of the country now to come forward with some leading act that will quiet and allay the excitement. We have asked, is there no George Washington, no Henry Clay, no John C. Calhoun, no John Quincy Adams, no Daniel Webster, left to whose counsels the country in many dark hours have looked for relief?
Is there no Andrew Jackson left to bring us to our senses ? What answer can*we give to these questions?
Under this state of things, what are true patriots to do ? It has been generally supposed that no one can become a great man unless he has been in the councils of his country, or been in the army or navy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PEOPLE'S PACIFIC RAILKOAD. 7 There will be no rivalry, but emulation by each section to get their road constructed first.
The Commissioners of the People's Pacific Eailroad Company have regarded with much alarm and sorrow the present distracted state of the public mind.
"When heretofore the public mind has been distracted, and a civil war was iminent, we have had wise and great men, whose counsels have been heeded, and the strife allayed. We have been looking for some of our great men in the co...uncils of the country now to come forward with some leading act that will quiet and allay the excitement. We have asked, is there no George Washington, no Henry Clay, no John C. Calhoun, no John Quincy Adams, no Daniel Webster, left to whose counsels the country in many dark hours have looked for relief?
Is there no Andrew Jackson left to bring us to our senses ? What answer can*we give to these questions?
Under this state of things, what are true patriots to do ? It has been generally supposed that no one can become a great man unless he has been in the councils of his country, or been in the army or navy.
What to read after Memorial of the Peoples Pacific Railroad Company in Aid of Their Petition of 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peoples Pacific Railroad Company to read onlineMoreLess
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