One Hundred Reasons Why General Grant Should Not Be Re Elected President of the
One Hundred Reasons Why General Grant Should Not Be Re Elected President of the
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23. — He has received valuable presents, and be- stowed important offices upon those who have given them, although they have proved incompetent to perform the duties required.
Thus he has incurred the reproach of making merchandize of the most honorable and influential positions in his patronage, and brought discredit upon the government.
When the President of the Republic sets the ex- ample of corruption, the demoralizing influence is too readily felt by those in humbler conditions of life.
24.... — The aim of General Grant and his followers is to keep alive the sectional animosity which caused our civil war, and destroyed a million of ine American people. A restoration of peace and friendly intercourse would enable the people to set a correct value upon military heroism ; would bring statesmen again into the councils of the nation, and would consign those who have abused the power entrusted to them, to merited obscurity.
25. — The insolent abuse of all who rebuke the arro- gant assumptions, and illegal and unscrupulous acts of General Grant, by his parasites and hireling news- papers, is insufferable ; and deserves the severest censure of every independent-minded citizen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
23. — He has received valuable presents, and be- stowed important offices upon those who have given them, although they have proved incompetent to perform the duties required.
Thus he has incurred the reproach of making merchandize of the most honorable and influential positions in his patronage, and brought discredit upon the government.
When the President of the Republic sets the ex- ample of corruption, the demoralizing influence is too readily felt by those in humbler conditions of life.
24.... — The aim of General Grant and his followers is to keep alive the sectional animosity which caused our civil war, and destroyed a million of ine American people. A restoration of peace and friendly intercourse would enable the people to set a correct value upon military heroism ; would bring statesmen again into the councils of the nation, and would consign those who have abused the power entrusted to them, to merited obscurity.
25. — The insolent abuse of all who rebuke the arro- gant assumptions, and illegal and unscrupulous acts of General Grant, by his parasites and hireling news- papers, is insufferable ; and deserves the severest censure of every independent-minded citizen.
What to read after One Hundred Reasons Why General Grant Should Not Be Re Elected President of the?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J C From Old Catalog Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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