The Campaign of 1844 volume 1
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One of liis correspondents, J. C. Wright, believed the question of annexation would be no more than a nine days' topic of vituperation, and added "with the old issues we are safe, depend upon it. " 11 selfish purposes and to produce discord and distraction in the nation. ^^ Later in March, after the rumor of negotia- tions with Texas had become pronounced, and while he was making a progress of the Southern States, he could write that there was "no such anxiety for the annexation here at the Sou...th as you might have imagined. "^* This would argue that Clay's political foresight was not good, or that there is danger in such progresses of defeating their very object — that of getting in touch with public opinion, a danger that attends the journeyings of a President as well as a would-be President. It would have puzzled the most astute politician to give a reasonable forecast of the political situation in the first days of the last week of April, 1844. But in five days of that week a series of pronouncements came that did not clarify the standing of the two parties at once, but gave occasion for a movement that ended in overthrowing the carefully laid plans of Van Buren, in defeating Clay, and in irrevocably turning the public policy to the slave-holders at the cost of disrupting the Democracy and almost of disrupting the Union.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of liis correspondents, J. C. Wright, believed the question of annexation would be no more than a nine days' topic of vituperation, and added "with the old issues we are safe, depend upon it. " 11 selfish purposes and to produce discord and distraction in the nation. ^^ Later in March, after the rumor of negotia- tions with Texas had become pronounced, and while he was making a progress of the Southern States, he could write that there was "no such anxiety for the annexation here at the Sou...th as you might have imagined. "^* This would argue that Clay's political foresight was not good, or that there is danger in such progresses of defeating their very object — that of getting in touch with public opinion, a danger that attends the journeyings of a President as well as a would-be President. It would have puzzled the most astute politician to give a reasonable forecast of the political situation in the first days of the last week of April, 1844. But in five days of that week a series of pronouncements came that did not clarify the standing of the two parties at once, but gave occasion for a movement that ended in overthrowing the carefully laid plans of Van Buren, in defeating Clay, and in irrevocably turning the public policy to the slave-holders at the cost of disrupting the Democracy and almost of disrupting the Union.
What to read after The Campaign of 1844 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Worthington Chauncey Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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