Oration Delivered Before the City Council And Citizens of Boston On the One Hund
Oration Delivered Before the City Council And Citizens of Boston On the One Hund
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It then becomes your duty to doubt his virtues and his motives, and sneer at his preten- sions to reform. Is it not clear that it will be dangerous to allow him to acquit himself credit- ably?
Can any one be so faithful to his trust that he will not be shamed by a slanderous party press? !Nbt even the President is to be shielded ; even here patriotism and national pride shall not suf- fice. For he is only the head of a successful faction. Is this an exaggeration ? Even now, when the whole world..., with jealous or with friendly eye, looks to the President of the nation as the standard and personification of the national character, baffled partisanship de- mands, even on this anniversary of Independence, that we shall not point with joy . And pride to the manliness, the independence, the candor, fear- lessness, ability, devotion, honesty, and untiring patriotism of the present chief magistrate of the United States.
JULY o, 1886. 19 To quote once more : K The best results in the operation of a government, wherein every citi- zen has a share, largely depend upon a proper limitation of purely partisan zeal and effort, and a correct appreciation of the time when the heat of the partisan should be merged in the patri- otism of the citizen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It then becomes your duty to doubt his virtues and his motives, and sneer at his preten- sions to reform. Is it not clear that it will be dangerous to allow him to acquit himself credit- ably?
Can any one be so faithful to his trust that he will not be shamed by a slanderous party press? !Nbt even the President is to be shielded ; even here patriotism and national pride shall not suf- fice. For he is only the head of a successful faction. Is this an exaggeration ? Even now, when the whole world..., with jealous or with friendly eye, looks to the President of the nation as the standard and personification of the national character, baffled partisanship de- mands, even on this anniversary of Independence, that we shall not point with joy . And pride to the manliness, the independence, the candor, fear- lessness, ability, devotion, honesty, and untiring patriotism of the present chief magistrate of the United States.
JULY o, 1886. 19 To quote once more : K The best results in the operation of a government, wherein every citi- zen has a share, largely depend upon a proper limitation of purely partisan zeal and effort, and a correct appreciation of the time when the heat of the partisan should be merged in the patri- otism of the citizen.
What to read after Oration Delivered Before the City Council And Citizens of Boston On the One Hund?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Fred Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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