Notes of a Busy Life
Notes of a Busy Life
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Cleveland. I insert that as a sort of historical record that shows the blazing spirit of patriotism and Republicanism that filled the minds of the people who listened and then voted.
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But I am not done with Mr. Cleveland. I have something to saj now about some of his official and public acts. (A voice: "Give it to him.") In my Caldwell speech I said that when he became Presi- dent amicable relations were rapidly gaining ground between the North and the South, and that ...the good will which was growing was based on a recognition and acceptance of the results of the war, and that it was therefore calculated to continue and be permanent, and soon extinguish all difference that mig^t yet exist, but that an apparent change had been wrought in the minds of many people — ^particularly at the Soutli — and that tliis was evidenced by declarations from public men, ranging all the way from Jeff. Davis to Henry Watterson; that It is now a common thing to hear Union soldiers spoken of as '^amps,** **paupers," '*pension grabbers," etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cleveland. I insert that as a sort of historical record that shows the blazing spirit of patriotism and Republicanism that filled the minds of the people who listened and then voted.
CxJtVBLAini AHD TRB SoOTH.
But I am not done with Mr. Cleveland. I have something to saj now about some of his official and public acts. (A voice: "Give it to him.") In my Caldwell speech I said that when he became Presi- dent amicable relations were rapidly gaining ground between the North and the South, and that ...the good will which was growing was based on a recognition and acceptance of the results of the war, and that it was therefore calculated to continue and be permanent, and soon extinguish all difference that mig^t yet exist, but that an apparent change had been wrought in the minds of many people — ^particularly at the Soutli — and that tliis was evidenced by declarations from public men, ranging all the way from Jeff. Davis to Henry Watterson; that It is now a common thing to hear Union soldiers spoken of as '^amps,** **paupers," '*pension grabbers," etc.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Benson Foraker to read onlineMoreLess
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