The Crisis — volume 03
The Crisis — volume 03
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He felt that this man was not one tofeign an interest. The shouts of the people on the little platforminterrupted the account, and the engine staggered off with its load.
"I reckon St. Louis is a nest of Southern Democrats, " Mr. Lincolnremarked, "and not much opposition. " "There are quite a few Old Line Whigs, sir, " ventured Stephen, smiling.
"Joe, " said Mr. Lincoln, "did you ever hear Warfield's definition of anOld Line Whig?" Mr. Medill had not.
"A man who takes his toddy regularly, and v...otes the Democratic ticketoccasionally, and who wears ruffled shirts. " Both of these gentlemen laughed, and two more in the seat behind, who hadan ear to the conversation.
"But, sir, " said Stephen, seeing that he was expected to go on, "I thinkthat the Republican party will gather a considerable strength there inanother year or two. We have the material for powerful leaders in Mr. Blair and others" (Mr. Lincoln nodded at the name). "We are getting anever increasing population from New England, mostly of young men who willtake kindly to the new party.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He felt that this man was not one tofeign an interest. The shouts of the people on the little platforminterrupted the account, and the engine staggered off with its load.
"I reckon St. Louis is a nest of Southern Democrats, " Mr. Lincolnremarked, "and not much opposition. " "There are quite a few Old Line Whigs, sir, " ventured Stephen, smiling.
"Joe, " said Mr. Lincoln, "did you ever hear Warfield's definition of anOld Line Whig?" Mr. Medill had not.
"A man who takes his toddy regularly, and v...otes the Democratic ticketoccasionally, and who wears ruffled shirts. " Both of these gentlemen laughed, and two more in the seat behind, who hadan ear to the conversation.
"But, sir, " said Stephen, seeing that he was expected to go on, "I thinkthat the Republican party will gather a considerable strength there inanother year or two. We have the material for powerful leaders in Mr. Blair and others" (Mr. Lincoln nodded at the name). "We are getting anever increasing population from New England, mostly of young men who willtake kindly to the new party.
What to read after The Crisis — volume 03?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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