Reply of Maj. Gen. Sherman to the Mayor of Atlanta, And Speeches of Maj. Gen. Hooker, Delivered in the Cities of Brooklyn And New York, Sept. 22, 1864. Letter of Lieut. Gen. Grant
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Let ns go on until we reach th.e end, and the end is not remote.
I am rejoiced to nieet you, and meet you nndc-r such auspi- cious circumstances. Tidin2:s — glorious tidinirs — reach us from all of the armies. The work goes bravely on. There arc no Copperheads in the army. [Great applanse.] The' troops will tight well, and they will vote well. More devotion, more loyalty neveranimated the hearts and the hands of men more brave. [Renewed a])plause.] I thank you most kindly for the kindness you h...ave received me with tonight. I am un- worthy of it. In my humble capacity I have never failed to do my duty, and do not intend to fail now. I wish you all good-night." Tliere was long-continued cheers after the General retired, GENERAL HOOKER IN NEW YORK.
General Hooker on the same night visited the Union League Clul) of New York, and was welcomed by a large number of memliers. Mr. Jonathan Sturges made the reception speech, as follows : "Gkmtlkman: This is not a partisan club, as many suppose, but a club whose declared object is to cultivate a love for our I'nion, and to sustain the Governmentin restoring its author- ity in those States which are in rebellion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let ns go on until we reach th.e end, and the end is not remote.
I am rejoiced to nieet you, and meet you nndc-r such auspi- cious circumstances. Tidin2:s — glorious tidinirs — reach us from all of the armies. The work goes bravely on. There arc no Copperheads in the army. [Great applanse.] The' troops will tight well, and they will vote well. More devotion, more loyalty neveranimated the hearts and the hands of men more brave. [Renewed a])plause.] I thank you most kindly for the kindness you h...ave received me with tonight. I am un- worthy of it. In my humble capacity I have never failed to do my duty, and do not intend to fail now. I wish you all good-night." Tliere was long-continued cheers after the General retired, GENERAL HOOKER IN NEW YORK.
General Hooker on the same night visited the Union League Clul) of New York, and was welcomed by a large number of memliers. Mr. Jonathan Sturges made the reception speech, as follows : "Gkmtlkman: This is not a partisan club, as many suppose, but a club whose declared object is to cultivate a love for our I'nion, and to sustain the Governmentin restoring its author- ity in those States which are in rebellion.
What to read after Reply of Maj. Gen. Sherman to the Mayor of Atlanta, And Speeches of Maj. Gen. Hooker, Delivered in the Cities of Brooklyn And New York, Sept. 22, 1864. Letter of Lieut. Gen. Grant?
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