The Crisis And the Man. : Address of David S. Coddington, On the Presidential Crisis, Delivered Before the Union War Democracy, At the Cooper Institute, New York, Nov. 1, 1864
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7 war ; they have dropped in one scale the tears, the graves, the debts, the taxes, the crippled limbs, the ruined homes, the demoralized habits, and the depreciated constitutions, and in the other scale they have placed the unity, the progress, and the prosperity of America ; and they know how such profits outweigh all its losses. They see rising from the crimson mist a firmer, securer nationality, no longer at the mercy of the sophist or the conspirator, just as restricted, but more re- spect...ed of all States and nations. They see, too, the States — always inviolate within their just sphere — no longer, with an arrogant intrusiveness, aspiring to unsettle the grander guard- ianship of the nation. If Abraham Lincoln is the tyrant and imbecile they call him, the Democratic Party had a great card in their hands, and the people will hold them respon- sible for trifling with the crisis and throwing away the game.
If the President is weak, better a weak man with a strong cause than an indifi'erent man with no cause at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7 war ; they have dropped in one scale the tears, the graves, the debts, the taxes, the crippled limbs, the ruined homes, the demoralized habits, and the depreciated constitutions, and in the other scale they have placed the unity, the progress, and the prosperity of America ; and they know how such profits outweigh all its losses. They see rising from the crimson mist a firmer, securer nationality, no longer at the mercy of the sophist or the conspirator, just as restricted, but more re- spect...ed of all States and nations. They see, too, the States — always inviolate within their just sphere — no longer, with an arrogant intrusiveness, aspiring to unsettle the grander guard- ianship of the nation. If Abraham Lincoln is the tyrant and imbecile they call him, the Democratic Party had a great card in their hands, and the people will hold them respon- sible for trifling with the crisis and throwing away the game.
If the President is weak, better a weak man with a strong cause than an indifi'erent man with no cause at all.
What to read after The Crisis And the Man. : Address of David S. Coddington, On the Presidential Crisis, Delivered Before the Union War Democracy, At the Cooper Institute, New York, Nov. 1, 1864?
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