The Democratic Times
The Democratic Times
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A Demo- cratic peace must be followed by constant war. The peace may bring low prices, but it will destroy industry and you will got no employment With wages at fifty cents a day, it will matter little to you what may be the prices of coal or beef, for you will be able to procure neither the one or the other. The war which will follow that peace, will make conscription con- stant. There will be no chance to fill quotas by volunteering, for quotas will never be fall, and the Prpvost Marshal's wh...eels will be kept turning as long as there is a name in them. There will be no chance to escape by deserting, for every able bodied man not in uniform will be known to be a deserter, and will be seized wherever he may be.
Such is the peace that you will vote for if you vote the Democratic ticket. The rebellion is nearly destroyed. It is holding out in hopes that the election of McClellan and Pendleton will show that the North is tired of the war, and anxious for peace at any price, [f Lkicoln is re-eloctcd, it will sec that its last chance is gone, and it will make one final desperate struggle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Demo- cratic peace must be followed by constant war. The peace may bring low prices, but it will destroy industry and you will got no employment With wages at fifty cents a day, it will matter little to you what may be the prices of coal or beef, for you will be able to procure neither the one or the other. The war which will follow that peace, will make conscription con- stant. There will be no chance to fill quotas by volunteering, for quotas will never be fall, and the Prpvost Marshal's wh...eels will be kept turning as long as there is a name in them. There will be no chance to escape by deserting, for every able bodied man not in uniform will be known to be a deserter, and will be seized wherever he may be.
Such is the peace that you will vote for if you vote the Democratic ticket. The rebellion is nearly destroyed. It is holding out in hopes that the election of McClellan and Pendleton will show that the North is tired of the war, and anxious for peace at any price, [f Lkicoln is re-eloctcd, it will sec that its last chance is gone, and it will make one final desperate struggle.
What to read after The Democratic Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Homer N Dunning to read onlineMoreLess
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