State of the Union Speech of the Hon E P Walton of Vermont Upon the Report
State of the Union Speech of the Hon E P Walton of Vermont Upon the Report
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In three days a fleet Avould have been in the port of Dublin ; within an hour the rebels would have been summoned to surrender, and, within twelve hours, the city would have submitted or been burnt to the ground. Her remedy would have been force, as it was, within the remembrance of us all, in the last rebellion in Canada; and the most destructive and unsparing force, as it was within this very city and on the very spot on which this building stands. It is ours to vindicate the superiority of r...epublican government ; the superiority of justice over force; of humanity over cruelty. It is ours to preserve, and not to destroy ; to heal, and not to kill. The task may be difficult ; but we have no right to say that it is im- possible. It may be that we shall fail: but if we fail in such an endeft, vor, our system of government is itself a failure.
But I trust we cannot fail ; I trust there is for us no such word as fail. The mem- bers in that family of States, which compose this nation, need no other remed}'- than that which, in like circumstances, we apply to members of the domestic family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In three days a fleet Avould have been in the port of Dublin ; within an hour the rebels would have been summoned to surrender, and, within twelve hours, the city would have submitted or been burnt to the ground. Her remedy would have been force, as it was, within the remembrance of us all, in the last rebellion in Canada; and the most destructive and unsparing force, as it was within this very city and on the very spot on which this building stands. It is ours to vindicate the superiority of r...epublican government ; the superiority of justice over force; of humanity over cruelty. It is ours to preserve, and not to destroy ; to heal, and not to kill. The task may be difficult ; but we have no right to say that it is im- possible. It may be that we shall fail: but if we fail in such an endeft, vor, our system of government is itself a failure.
But I trust we cannot fail ; I trust there is for us no such word as fail. The mem- bers in that family of States, which compose this nation, need no other remed}'- than that which, in like circumstances, we apply to members of the domestic family.
What to read after State of the Union Speech of the Hon E P Walton of Vermont Upon the Report?
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