Speech of the Hon Lyman Tremain Before the Union State Convention Syracuse S
Speech of the Hon Lyman Tremain Before the Union State Convention Syracuse S
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Lincoln is the President of Democrats as well as Republicans. He is the constitu- tional head of the Government, and it is the duty of all citizens to rally to his support in defending the Government. Of his incorrupti- ble integrity and sterling honesty no doubt has ever been suggested. Why, then, when the very fabric of Government is shaken to its foun- dations, should efforts be made to weaken his arms by the assertion that he cannot save the country ?
Party Spirit.
Any movement should be de...precated which will strengthen the Rebels. Partisan discussions beget crimination and recrimination.
They lead to bitter denunciations of those in power by speakers and presses. They tend to divert attention from the all absorbing issue of the war. Jefferson Davis rejoices to see the formation of these parties. He has been deluded with the hope of dividing the people of the North.
Border State Men.
The truly loyal men of tlie Border States do not desire to see these partisan controversies. Such rnen as Johnson, Brownlow, and their associates, desire to see the North abandon all partisan divisions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lincoln is the President of Democrats as well as Republicans. He is the constitu- tional head of the Government, and it is the duty of all citizens to rally to his support in defending the Government. Of his incorrupti- ble integrity and sterling honesty no doubt has ever been suggested. Why, then, when the very fabric of Government is shaken to its foun- dations, should efforts be made to weaken his arms by the assertion that he cannot save the country ?
Party Spirit.
Any movement should be de...precated which will strengthen the Rebels. Partisan discussions beget crimination and recrimination.
They lead to bitter denunciations of those in power by speakers and presses. They tend to divert attention from the all absorbing issue of the war. Jefferson Davis rejoices to see the formation of these parties. He has been deluded with the hope of dividing the people of the North.
Border State Men.
The truly loyal men of tlie Border States do not desire to see these partisan controversies. Such rnen as Johnson, Brownlow, and their associates, desire to see the North abandon all partisan divisions.
What to read after Speech of the Hon Lyman Tremain Before the Union State Convention Syracuse S?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lyman Tremain to read onlineMoreLess
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