National Politics
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Douglas, of Illinois; Gov. Bigi. Er. Of Pennsylvania, and Gov. Lowe, of Maryland: when the president of the day, Hon. James Buchanan, intro- duced to the meeting the Hon. Chas. James Fauekner, of Virginia", as the representative in Congress of a portion of the Tenth Legion of Virginia Democracy, which annunciation was re- ceived with immense and prolonged cheering.
Mr. Faulkner said : I thank you, fellow-citizens of Penn. Sylvania, for the cordial manner in which you have received one who is a ...per- fect stranger to 3rou. I thank you on m^^ own account, and I thank you on behalf of the Tenth Legion of Virginia democracy. An 1 here pemit me to say that I am reannded of an incident which occurred during our late war with Great Britain. When Decatur was bearing down on the Macedonian, and ready to open his batteries upon her, an officer came up and snid : "Sir, the men wish to cheer. " " Let them first take the ship, and then cheer, " wns the reply. Now, whilst I have not less confidence in the result of the approaching action than that which was felt bv the gallant commodore, I shall hear the cheers from the dcmocrac}'' with much grealer pleasure after the second Tue-day in iNovember next.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Douglas, of Illinois; Gov. Bigi. Er. Of Pennsylvania, and Gov. Lowe, of Maryland: when the president of the day, Hon. James Buchanan, intro- duced to the meeting the Hon. Chas. James Fauekner, of Virginia", as the representative in Congress of a portion of the Tenth Legion of Virginia Democracy, which annunciation was re- ceived with immense and prolonged cheering.
Mr. Faulkner said : I thank you, fellow-citizens of Penn. Sylvania, for the cordial manner in which you have received one who is a ...per- fect stranger to 3rou. I thank you on m^^ own account, and I thank you on behalf of the Tenth Legion of Virginia democracy. An 1 here pemit me to say that I am reannded of an incident which occurred during our late war with Great Britain. When Decatur was bearing down on the Macedonian, and ready to open his batteries upon her, an officer came up and snid : "Sir, the men wish to cheer. " " Let them first take the ship, and then cheer, " wns the reply. Now, whilst I have not less confidence in the result of the approaching action than that which was felt bv the gallant commodore, I shall hear the cheers from the dcmocrac}'' with much grealer pleasure after the second Tue-day in iNovember next.
What to read after National Politics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles James Faulkner to read onlineMoreLess
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