Speech of Hon Daniel S Dickinson of New York Delivered At the Cooper Instit
Speech of Hon Daniel S Dickinson of New York Delivered At the Cooper Instit
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But they chose to exercise it in an opposite direction, and now let them prepare for the responsibility Avhich they cannot escape. They have, that they might ad- vance the selfish purposes of a corrupt clique, with malice aforethought, wick- edly and wantonly committed the crime — let them stand up in the world's pil- lory and suffer the penalty due to falsehood, treachery, ingratitude and baseness. '(Cheer. *. ) When 1 threw my whole soul into an effort to unite the democratic party of this Sl...ate, I determined, if it was finally unsuccessful, because of the bad conduct of this trading combination, that I would never again make an ef- fort to unite the party with such rnaierial in it. That effort at union would have been crowned with complete succe. -^s but for them, for the ranks of the party had closed up, and the masses hailed a deliverance from internal division and strife, as a proud day in their country's history. But they have torn open again its wounds to subserve their own selfish schemes, and now let division be the order of the day until these faithless " political gamblers" are driven without the pale of the democratic party forever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But they chose to exercise it in an opposite direction, and now let them prepare for the responsibility Avhich they cannot escape. They have, that they might ad- vance the selfish purposes of a corrupt clique, with malice aforethought, wick- edly and wantonly committed the crime — let them stand up in the world's pil- lory and suffer the penalty due to falsehood, treachery, ingratitude and baseness. '(Cheer. *. ) When 1 threw my whole soul into an effort to unite the democratic party of this Sl...ate, I determined, if it was finally unsuccessful, because of the bad conduct of this trading combination, that I would never again make an ef- fort to unite the party with such rnaierial in it. That effort at union would have been crowned with complete succe. -^s but for them, for the ranks of the party had closed up, and the masses hailed a deliverance from internal division and strife, as a proud day in their country's history. But they have torn open again its wounds to subserve their own selfish schemes, and now let division be the order of the day until these faithless " political gamblers" are driven without the pale of the democratic party forever.
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