The Duty of the People in November Next volume 2
The Duty of the People in November Next volume 2
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What have the officers and soldiers of the United States Army to say to the concentrated meanness which could give voice to an utterance such as that ?
Is there not another conspicuous soldier who has also under- gone this military suckling, as it were, at the public breast ? Can he be au}^ relative of John Sherman? He bears the same name ; has borne it well hitherto, and will bear it still better when he lays before the eye of the nation those letters of his which drew from the unsullied Democ...ratic soldier such high- mettled, patriotic response.
Now comes the honne-houche. ' '//, ' ' says the great utilitarian Secretary, " 7^e would desert tlie Democratic party ^ against which he had fought for four years, the Re-publicans loould elect Mm to some responsible offi. Ce. '''' In presence of the unvarnished baseness which could prof- fer such a bribe, to so illustrious a commander, with such conditions attached, criticism itself recoils.
31 To resume the thread of the narrative. The straggle be- tween the Grant and Blaine men was so determined and protracted, and so slender the apparent possibility of either solution or compromise, the complimentary vote given to Secretary Sherman so large, that it was fairly open to the managers to have gone over to a capable and stainless can- didate if such could be found.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What have the officers and soldiers of the United States Army to say to the concentrated meanness which could give voice to an utterance such as that ?
Is there not another conspicuous soldier who has also under- gone this military suckling, as it were, at the public breast ? Can he be au}^ relative of John Sherman? He bears the same name ; has borne it well hitherto, and will bear it still better when he lays before the eye of the nation those letters of his which drew from the unsullied Democ...ratic soldier such high- mettled, patriotic response.
Now comes the honne-houche. ' '//, ' ' says the great utilitarian Secretary, " 7^e would desert tlie Democratic party ^ against which he had fought for four years, the Re-publicans loould elect Mm to some responsible offi. Ce. '''' In presence of the unvarnished baseness which could prof- fer such a bribe, to so illustrious a commander, with such conditions attached, criticism itself recoils.
31 To resume the thread of the narrative. The straggle be- tween the Grant and Blaine men was so determined and protracted, and so slender the apparent possibility of either solution or compromise, the complimentary vote given to Secretary Sherman so large, that it was fairly open to the managers to have gone over to a capable and stainless can- didate if such could be found.
What to read after The Duty of the People in November Next volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Delafield Trenor to read onlineMoreLess
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