Speech of Gen a J Hamilton of Texas At the War Meeting At Faneuil Hall Sat
Speech of Gen a J Hamilton of Texas At the War Meeting At Faneuil Hall Sat
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47 But there are other things in regard to which great complaint has been made of the President. It is said that he has violated your Constitution. I am not here to apologize for the President of the United States. I have to say, however, that if you will reflect upon the circumstances that surrounded him when he came to the office of President of the United States, and commenced the discharge of its arduous duties, you will agree with me that he cannot be expected wholly to have escaped mis- t...akes. At the time he was inducted into office, what was the condition of your country ? Under the preceding Administration, this rebellion had been matured. It is now known to every intelli- gent man — and I will say to those of you who may not have had the evidences brought to your minds, that they exist throughout the South, and to a great extent in Washington City — that the whole thing was matured under the last Adminis- tration. The President of the United States, elect- ed at a time of profound peace, by the dominant party, the great Democratic party — professing greater devotion to the institutions of free gov- ernment, vauntingly claiming a higher regard for the Constitution than any other party — saw this rebellion in progress.
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47 But there are other things in regard to which great complaint has been made of the President. It is said that he has violated your Constitution. I am not here to apologize for the President of the United States. I have to say, however, that if you will reflect upon the circumstances that surrounded him when he came to the office of President of the United States, and commenced the discharge of its arduous duties, you will agree with me that he cannot be expected wholly to have escaped mis- t...akes. At the time he was inducted into office, what was the condition of your country ? Under the preceding Administration, this rebellion had been matured. It is now known to every intelli- gent man — and I will say to those of you who may not have had the evidences brought to your minds, that they exist throughout the South, and to a great extent in Washington City — that the whole thing was matured under the last Adminis- tration. The President of the United States, elect- ed at a time of profound peace, by the dominant party, the great Democratic party — professing greater devotion to the institutions of free gov- ernment, vauntingly claiming a higher regard for the Constitution than any other party — saw this rebellion in progress.
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