Speeches of Hon of Whitney in Support of Woman Suffrage Delivered in the Co
Speeches of Hon of Whitney in Support of Woman Suffrage Delivered in the Co
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When Sumter was fired on, and the shots discharged at that devoted fortress echoed round the world, it was the minority that spoke, and that minority was in the wrong. But when the great North arose in its might, and buckling on its armor, burst like a whirlwind of conquering wrath upon the advocates and sup- porters of Secession, it was the voice of the majority the voice of Omnipotence that declared: "The Union must and shall be preserved. " (Applause).
And when it became necessary, after nin...ety years of waiting, to make good the promise virtually pledged by the patriot founders of the nation, and the edict went forth that struck from the wrists of millions of slaves the fetters which bound them, and which had not been removed, notwith- standing the great Declaration of Freedom, it was the fiat of the Almighty that blazed from the lips of Lincoln, and it was the voice of the majority of the people that said "Amen. " The heroes of romance are always in the minority. The hero of the great epic, "Paradise Lost, " is not the Eternal Father, sitting upon His throne surrounded by numberless concourses of angels; not the Only Begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth; not the arch-angel, Michael, invinci- ble in battle, with two-thirds of the hosts of heaven at his back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Sumter was fired on, and the shots discharged at that devoted fortress echoed round the world, it was the minority that spoke, and that minority was in the wrong. But when the great North arose in its might, and buckling on its armor, burst like a whirlwind of conquering wrath upon the advocates and sup- porters of Secession, it was the voice of the majority the voice of Omnipotence that declared: "The Union must and shall be preserved. " (Applause).
And when it became necessary, after nin...ety years of waiting, to make good the promise virtually pledged by the patriot founders of the nation, and the edict went forth that struck from the wrists of millions of slaves the fetters which bound them, and which had not been removed, notwith- standing the great Declaration of Freedom, it was the fiat of the Almighty that blazed from the lips of Lincoln, and it was the voice of the majority of the people that said "Amen. " The heroes of romance are always in the minority. The hero of the great epic, "Paradise Lost, " is not the Eternal Father, sitting upon His throne surrounded by numberless concourses of angels; not the Only Begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth; not the arch-angel, Michael, invinci- ble in battle, with two-thirds of the hosts of heaven at his back.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orson F Orson Ferguson Whitney to read onlineMoreLess
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