Party Politics in North Carolina 1835 1860
Party Politics in North Carolina 1835 1860
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Zealously and sincerely have we presented the name of Buchanan, that noble son of the Old Keystone, around whom the warmest affections of our hearts have long clustered. We have turned to New York and sought to honor one of her dis- tinguished sons, whose splendid administrative powers have just been so faithfully eulogized by my friend from Missis- sippi. We now feel that in the midst of discord and dis- traction, the olive branch, if tendered once more, cannot be neglected. We feel that the h...our now has come when the spirit of strife must be banished, and leave to reign in her place the milder and gentler and holier spirit of a liberal patriotism. Come, Mr. President, let us to the altar and make our sacrifices for our country. We now propose with other friends the name of one who was in the field just long enough to prove himself a gallant soldier; who was in the councils just long enough to demonstrate that he is the states- man of the strong mind and honest heart ; who has exhibited to his countrymen, in his career of legislation, that he knew the rights of the South as well as the ISTorth, the East and the West ; whose sterling principles of democracy are strong, solid, and enduring like the granite hills of his own New Hampshire home — Gen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Zealously and sincerely have we presented the name of Buchanan, that noble son of the Old Keystone, around whom the warmest affections of our hearts have long clustered. We have turned to New York and sought to honor one of her dis- tinguished sons, whose splendid administrative powers have just been so faithfully eulogized by my friend from Missis- sippi. We now feel that in the midst of discord and dis- traction, the olive branch, if tendered once more, cannot be neglected. We feel that the h...our now has come when the spirit of strife must be banished, and leave to reign in her place the milder and gentler and holier spirit of a liberal patriotism. Come, Mr. President, let us to the altar and make our sacrifices for our country. We now propose with other friends the name of one who was in the field just long enough to prove himself a gallant soldier; who was in the councils just long enough to demonstrate that he is the states- man of the strong mind and honest heart ; who has exhibited to his countrymen, in his career of legislation, that he knew the rights of the South as well as the ISTorth, the East and the West ; whose sterling principles of democracy are strong, solid, and enduring like the granite hills of his own New Hampshire home — Gen.
What to read after Party Politics in North Carolina 1835 1860?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Grgoire De Roulhac Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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