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Mr. Speaker, This House, I trust, tvill bear witness, that I have at no time unnecessarily, thrust myself upon their attention. Nor do I intend to hinder you now for any very great length of time. But at this time, when silence might be deemed to imply a want of courage to beard the lion in his den, or a tame acqui- escence upon my part, with sentiments that seem to me so closely allied to treason, and that are so repugnant to the feelings of every true and zealous patriot, I feel compelled to ...enter my protest against them, and to place myself upon record in favor of the present Administration, its proclamations of freedom, and a vigorous prosecution of the war. We are most likely to judge this Administration, by those that have preceded it, and our judgment may be more or less correct, in proportion as we consider the obstacles with which each have been forced to contend. Peace has a regular routine of rules, forms and precedents, and comparatively a beaten path to success, while war, and more especially a civil war, breaks up, changes and disorganizes the entire system — religious, social, political and financial.
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Mr. Speaker, This House, I trust, tvill bear witness, that I have at no time unnecessarily, thrust myself upon their attention. Nor do I intend to hinder you now for any very great length of time. But at this time, when silence might be deemed to imply a want of courage to beard the lion in his den, or a tame acqui- escence upon my part, with sentiments that seem to me so closely allied to treason, and that are so repugnant to the feelings of every true and zealous patriot, I feel compelled to ...enter my protest against them, and to place myself upon record in favor of the present Administration, its proclamations of freedom, and a vigorous prosecution of the war. We are most likely to judge this Administration, by those that have preceded it, and our judgment may be more or less correct, in proportion as we consider the obstacles with which each have been forced to contend. Peace has a regular routine of rules, forms and precedents, and comparatively a beaten path to success, while war, and more especially a civil war, breaks up, changes and disorganizes the entire system — religious, social, political and financial.
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