National Disappointment a Discourse Occasioned By the Assassination of Preside
National Disappointment a Discourse Occasioned By the Assassination of Preside
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The joy of final victory, the inexpressible sense of relief 28 in every mind, and the exuberance of onr rose-colored hopes, unfortunately, but not un- naturally, went at once to melt down the sternness of the popular heart, and efface the just sense of wrong and danger which were still indispensable to key the national nerve up to the thorough work of annihilating the last fragment of treason.
But if, after the new and terrible light which this fearful Providence has thrown upon tlie spirit and... purposes of treason among us — if, after this wholesome alarm, which has touched the minds of millions who would not otherwise have seen, or believed, the great and insiduous perils by which we are still en- compassed — if, after all, we now fail to put the stern and necessary and finishing hand to the tottering and skulking remnants of this rebellion, smiting with every most effective blow, till the last fibre of its existence is an- nihilated, beyond resuscitation and beyond resurrection — then what will be the judgment of history upon us, and who will pity our miseries, or, should we bo utterly devoured by endless treason, who would drop a tear on 29 the page that shoukl record our national ex-* tinction ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The joy of final victory, the inexpressible sense of relief 28 in every mind, and the exuberance of onr rose-colored hopes, unfortunately, but not un- naturally, went at once to melt down the sternness of the popular heart, and efface the just sense of wrong and danger which were still indispensable to key the national nerve up to the thorough work of annihilating the last fragment of treason.
But if, after the new and terrible light which this fearful Providence has thrown upon tlie spirit and... purposes of treason among us — if, after this wholesome alarm, which has touched the minds of millions who would not otherwise have seen, or believed, the great and insiduous perils by which we are still en- compassed — if, after all, we now fail to put the stern and necessary and finishing hand to the tottering and skulking remnants of this rebellion, smiting with every most effective blow, till the last fibre of its existence is an- nihilated, beyond resuscitation and beyond resurrection — then what will be the judgment of history upon us, and who will pity our miseries, or, should we bo utterly devoured by endless treason, who would drop a tear on 29 the page that shoukl record our national ex-* tinction ?
What to read after National Disappointment a Discourse Occasioned By the Assassination of Preside?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joel Foote Bingham to read onlineMoreLess
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