Political Speeches of Robert G. Ingersoll
Political Speeches of Robert G. Ingersoll
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But if you want to raise wheat and corn you must plough the ground. You must defend and you must harvest the crop with infinite patience and toil It is pre- cisely that way — if you want to raise a good Re- publican you must work. If you wish to raise a Democrat give him wholesome neglect. The Demo- cratic party flatters the vices of mankind. That party says to the ignorant man, "You know enough." It says to the vicious man, " You are good enough." The Republican party says, " You must be bette...r next year than you are this." A Republican takes a man by the collar and says, " You must do your best, you must climb the infinite hill of human pro- gress as long as you live." Now and then one gets tired. He says, " I have climbed enough and so much better than I expected to do that I do not wish to travel any farther. Now and then one gets tired and lets go all hold, and he rolls down to the very bottom, and as he strikes the mud he springs upon his feet transfigured, and says : '' Hurrah for Hancock!" There are things in this Government that I wish to preserve, and there are things that I wish to de- stroy ; and in order to convince you that you ought to go the way that I am going, it is only fair that 1 Digitized by Google 352 BROOKLYN SPEECH* give to you my reasons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if you want to raise wheat and corn you must plough the ground. You must defend and you must harvest the crop with infinite patience and toil It is pre- cisely that way — if you want to raise a good Re- publican you must work. If you wish to raise a Democrat give him wholesome neglect. The Demo- cratic party flatters the vices of mankind. That party says to the ignorant man, "You know enough." It says to the vicious man, " You are good enough." The Republican party says, " You must be bette...r next year than you are this." A Republican takes a man by the collar and says, " You must do your best, you must climb the infinite hill of human pro- gress as long as you live." Now and then one gets tired. He says, " I have climbed enough and so much better than I expected to do that I do not wish to travel any farther. Now and then one gets tired and lets go all hold, and he rolls down to the very bottom, and as he strikes the mud he springs upon his feet transfigured, and says : '' Hurrah for Hancock!" There are things in this Government that I wish to preserve, and there are things that I wish to de- stroy ; and in order to convince you that you ought to go the way that I am going, it is only fair that 1 Digitized by Google 352 BROOKLYN SPEECH* give to you my reasons.
What to read after Political Speeches of Robert G. Ingersoll?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ingersoll Robert Green to read onlineMoreLess
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