The Executive Committee of the 7th Ward
The Executive Committee of the 7th Ward
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-a ! [(ireat applause. ] And 1 thank the Mexican war for my conversion, i | m ih r" the difference of heart, the difference of Jeeling — of soul that ex- he men the two parties. I learned there-a !e?son that cannot be rejected, moment of peril and danger, while in the arduous service of my country, tuv n. Hid »vandered back to iey far-distant native land, and mingled with the cHfternig ^collections of a Whig, f held on to the faith. But 1 learned that while the army of the republic was engaged ...in its defence, my own Whig party, influenced by expediency, had engaged tti encouraging those who tvere destroy- ing the army which had been sent abroad to represent them in the field of battle. I saw a party in the United States busily engaged in condemning the war. When I knew and felt it to be just. I knew that blood— good, true, red, American blood—had been shed upon American soil ; and it was that feeling that induced me to take up my musket. I have never doubted the justness of this war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-a ! [(ireat applause. ] And 1 thank the Mexican war for my conversion, i | m ih r" the difference of heart, the difference of Jeeling — of soul that ex- he men the two parties. I learned there-a !e?son that cannot be rejected, moment of peril and danger, while in the arduous service of my country, tuv n. Hid »vandered back to iey far-distant native land, and mingled with the cHfternig ^collections of a Whig, f held on to the faith. But 1 learned that while the army of the republic was engaged ...in its defence, my own Whig party, influenced by expediency, had engaged tti encouraging those who tvere destroy- ing the army which had been sent abroad to represent them in the field of battle. I saw a party in the United States busily engaged in condemning the war. When I knew and felt it to be just. I knew that blood— good, true, red, American blood—had been shed upon American soil ; and it was that feeling that induced me to take up my musket. I have never doubted the justness of this war.
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