The Address of Charles Francis Adams, of Massachusetts, On the Life, Character And Services of William H. Seward
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Others were inclined only to watch the phenomena attending the dissolution, in order to adapt their policy to the variations, and take advantage of oppor- 30 ADDRESS OF tnnities. Besides wliich, the failure of the greatest experi- ment of self-government ever made by a people was not without its effect upon every calculation of possibilities nearer home. It may, then, be easily conceived what an effect could be produced in all quarters by the equivocal, half-hearted tone prevailing among the Am...erican agents themselves. Yet, assuming it to be indispensable that the foreign service should be reorganized, a very grave diflSculty forthwith ]3resented itself. The Republican party had been so generally in opposition that but few of its prominent members had had any advantages or experience in office.
And, in the foreign service especially, experience is almost indispensable to usefulness. Mr. Seward himself came into the State Department with no acquaintance with the forms of business other than that obtained incidentallv throu2:h his service in the Senate.
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Others were inclined only to watch the phenomena attending the dissolution, in order to adapt their policy to the variations, and take advantage of oppor- 30 ADDRESS OF tnnities. Besides wliich, the failure of the greatest experi- ment of self-government ever made by a people was not without its effect upon every calculation of possibilities nearer home. It may, then, be easily conceived what an effect could be produced in all quarters by the equivocal, half-hearted tone prevailing among the Am...erican agents themselves. Yet, assuming it to be indispensable that the foreign service should be reorganized, a very grave diflSculty forthwith ]3resented itself. The Republican party had been so generally in opposition that but few of its prominent members had had any advantages or experience in office.
And, in the foreign service especially, experience is almost indispensable to usefulness. Mr. Seward himself came into the State Department with no acquaintance with the forms of business other than that obtained incidentallv throu2:h his service in the Senate.
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