Speech of Hon Carl Schurz of Missouri At Indianapolis Indiana July 20 1880
Speech of Hon Carl Schurz of Missouri At Indianapolis Indiana July 20 1880
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citizen, but as a villain who cannot bL> trusteil a moment, lie will be told that tliose who judge of jioliti- cal objects and the means by which to attain tlicm from a higher standpoint than mere personal or partisan interest, are amiable llieorists, who are well enough in their way, but are useless in the i)ra'dical conduct of politics ; that the practical politician, wlio CAres less for i)ublic (jnestions but is skilled in the management of men, is after all the man who can alone be counted ...iipon to i)reserve the power of his inirty, and thereby the salvation of the re- public. And when he has gone through this for weeks and months, and his head begins to swim in the confusing contests of interests and ambitions en- tirely new to him. And he feels himself in many things he lias done or left un- done under a pressure giving him no vest of mind, a helpless tool of foreign wills iust(^ id of b?ing the director of things, he will then conclude that the repulse of the liercest onset at the battle of Gettysburg and the taking of the angle of intrenchments in the Wilderness, glorious feats of arms, were after all very sim;de things co'npared with this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
citizen, but as a villain who cannot bL> trusteil a moment, lie will be told that tliose who judge of jioliti- cal objects and the means by which to attain tlicm from a higher standpoint than mere personal or partisan interest, are amiable llieorists, who are well enough in their way, but are useless in the i)ra'dical conduct of politics ; that the practical politician, wlio CAres less for i)ublic (jnestions but is skilled in the management of men, is after all the man who can alone be counted ...iipon to i)reserve the power of his inirty, and thereby the salvation of the re- public. And when he has gone through this for weeks and months, and his head begins to swim in the confusing contests of interests and ambitions en- tirely new to him. And he feels himself in many things he lias done or left un- done under a pressure giving him no vest of mind, a helpless tool of foreign wills iust(^ id of b?ing the director of things, he will then conclude that the repulse of the liercest onset at the battle of Gettysburg and the taking of the angle of intrenchments in the Wilderness, glorious feats of arms, were after all very sim;de things co'npared with this.
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