Speech of Hon Win D Kelley in the Northrop Kelley Debate At Spring Garden in
Speech of Hon Win D Kelley in the Northrop Kelley Debate At Spring Garden in
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" it was plain that i< was not thoughl prudent to avow this desire. Indeed, some hints of it, dropped before the election, "•, r< so ill received that ■ declaration in the contrary sense was deemed necessary by the Democratic I ■ I pray you, my Democratic fellow-citi/. Ens. Mark the course of your leaders when in secret council. " It proves that they do not tell you what they believe ; that they only tell VOU what they think will induce you to give them power and follow their fortunes. While with Lord Lyons, they were willing to make peace and let the South go; but, on Bounding the the people* and finding that such a doctrine was nnpopular, they announced, as you know, that if you would put the Government in their hands, they would carry on the war more vig- orously than we had done. It was when they had determined on this system of fraud and duplicity that they started the lies with which their addresses and papers thenceforth teemed; that the Government had embarrassed MeClellan, and would not give him all the men it could; that the Democrats were anxious to bring the war to a successful close, bul tie- Gov- ernment would not let, them, because the war was a profitable thing for " shoddy" and other contractors, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" it was plain that i< was not thoughl prudent to avow this desire. Indeed, some hints of it, dropped before the election, "•, r< so ill received that ■ declaration in the contrary sense was deemed necessary by the Democratic I ■ I pray you, my Democratic fellow-citi/. Ens. Mark the course of your leaders when in secret council. " It proves that they do not tell you what they believe ; that they only tell VOU what they think will induce you to give them power and follow their fortunes. While with Lord Lyons, they were willing to make peace and let the South go; but, on Bounding the the people* and finding that such a doctrine was nnpopular, they announced, as you know, that if you would put the Government in their hands, they would carry on the war more vig- orously than we had done. It was when they had determined on this system of fraud and duplicity that they started the lies with which their addresses and papers thenceforth teemed; that the Government had embarrassed MeClellan, and would not give him all the men it could; that the Democrats were anxious to bring the war to a successful close, bul tie- Gov- ernment would not let, them, because the war was a profitable thing for " shoddy" and other contractors, etc.
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