Some Papers of Franklin Pierce, 1852-1862
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General Franklin Pierce, Concord, New Hampshire.
P. S. Mr. Taylor, having understood that I was about writing you, requests me to send his best regards.
1 The Dred Scott decision.
Some Papers of Franklin Pierce, 18^2—1862 360 XIX. Jefferson Davis to Franklin Pierce.
Washington, D. C. Jany. 17, 1859.
My deal' friend.
Your letter relieved [nie] of an anxiety created by the absence of any recent intelligence concerning you. We are dragging on here in a man- ner significant of no good to the countr...y. Each day renders me more hopeless of effecting anything for the present or prospective benefit of the country by legislation of Congress. Even more than heretofore Members and Senators represent extreme opinions and may increase, but cannot allay, the ferment which gave to them political life. I am grati- fied by the view you take of my New England tour. The abolitionists and the disunionists combined to assail me for the speeches made there.
I hope the Southern assailants have been scotched and the others may rail on to their content.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General Franklin Pierce, Concord, New Hampshire.
P. S. Mr. Taylor, having understood that I was about writing you, requests me to send his best regards.
1 The Dred Scott decision.
Some Papers of Franklin Pierce, 18^2—1862 360 XIX. Jefferson Davis to Franklin Pierce.
Washington, D. C. Jany. 17, 1859.
My deal' friend.
Your letter relieved [nie] of an anxiety created by the absence of any recent intelligence concerning you. We are dragging on here in a man- ner significant of no good to the countr...y. Each day renders me more hopeless of effecting anything for the present or prospective benefit of the country by legislation of Congress. Even more than heretofore Members and Senators represent extreme opinions and may increase, but cannot allay, the ferment which gave to them political life. I am grati- fied by the view you take of my New England tour. The abolitionists and the disunionists combined to assail me for the speeches made there.
I hope the Southern assailants have been scotched and the others may rail on to their content.
What to read after Some Papers of Franklin Pierce, 1852-1862?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis, Jefferson, 1808-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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