The Andover Husking
The Andover Husking
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A single presidential term.
5. The reduction, as far as practicable, of the public expen- diture.
6. Generally, a reformation of abuses, and a return to the simplicity and frugality of the old republic.
" This is a little difterent from the classification of Mr. Webster, at Faneuil Hall ; who, with a feeling, perhaps natural under the circumstances, and with which I have no disposition to find fault, puts forth, as the first measure contemplated and proposed by the Whigs, the late important and... delicate negotiation in which he has been so eminently successful ! Mr. W. Can reap no honor from my encomium — and it is of little consequence to him that I should say, that the settlement of this question does him great honor, like all the acts of his public life, before the fatal and disastrous day that he became the advocate of John Tyler and the undisguised opponent of Mr. Clay. But, much as it detracts from the merits of the Whig party, I must be permitted to say that he puts the treaty with England in an attitude which I never saw it in before ; in a sort of expost facto position, which it would require a good deal of ingenuity to maintain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A single presidential term.
5. The reduction, as far as practicable, of the public expen- diture.
6. Generally, a reformation of abuses, and a return to the simplicity and frugality of the old republic.
" This is a little difterent from the classification of Mr. Webster, at Faneuil Hall ; who, with a feeling, perhaps natural under the circumstances, and with which I have no disposition to find fault, puts forth, as the first measure contemplated and proposed by the Whigs, the late important and... delicate negotiation in which he has been so eminently successful ! Mr. W. Can reap no honor from my encomium — and it is of little consequence to him that I should say, that the settlement of this question does him great honor, like all the acts of his public life, before the fatal and disastrous day that he became the advocate of John Tyler and the undisguised opponent of Mr. Clay. But, much as it detracts from the merits of the Whig party, I must be permitted to say that he puts the treaty with England in an attitude which I never saw it in before ; in a sort of expost facto position, which it would require a good deal of ingenuity to maintain.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacob Bailey Moore Pamphlet Collection Library of to read onlineMoreLess
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