Orations And Addresses volume 3
Orations And Addresses volume 3
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Webster's reply to Hayne, and an epitome of Mr. Sumner's whole public career. It was one of the words that are events, and from which his torical epochs take their departure. These are strong words. See if they are justified. The slavery debate was certainly the most momentous that had ever oc curred in the country, and brave words had been al ready uttered for freedom. The subtle and sanguine and sagacious Seward had spoken often and wisely. The passionless Chase, with massive and Websterian l...ogic, had pressed his solid reasoning home ; and the gay humor of Hale had irradiated his earnest and stren uous appeals. But all of these men were known to their colleagues as members of parties, as politicians, as men of political ambition. With such elements and men slavery was accustomed to deal. Carefully studying the Senator from New York, it saw the intel lectual optimist who, with entire purity of character, trained ability, acute political instinct, and partisan habit, grasped the situation with his brain rather than CHARLES SUMNER 221 with his heart and conscience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Webster's reply to Hayne, and an epitome of Mr. Sumner's whole public career. It was one of the words that are events, and from which his torical epochs take their departure. These are strong words. See if they are justified. The slavery debate was certainly the most momentous that had ever oc curred in the country, and brave words had been al ready uttered for freedom. The subtle and sanguine and sagacious Seward had spoken often and wisely. The passionless Chase, with massive and Websterian l...ogic, had pressed his solid reasoning home ; and the gay humor of Hale had irradiated his earnest and stren uous appeals. But all of these men were known to their colleagues as members of parties, as politicians, as men of political ambition. With such elements and men slavery was accustomed to deal. Carefully studying the Senator from New York, it saw the intel lectual optimist who, with entire purity of character, trained ability, acute political instinct, and partisan habit, grasped the situation with his brain rather than CHARLES SUMNER 221 with his heart and conscience.
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