The Flag Replaced On Sumter
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I never doubted then the propriety of our resistance. I felt that the only answer to armed treason must come from the mouth of the cannon. There is one class of men in that early effort to whom justice has not been done. I mean the enlisted men. They were offered every inducement to desert, --heavy bribes, and promotion in a new service, --but they refused them all. [Cheers. ] They were told that there would be no necessity for any fighting; that there would soon be peace, as the North could no...t stand up against them; but all their efforts failed, and I give you, 'The remembrance of those noble soldiers. '" [Great cheering. ] But we were particularly interested in General Robert Anderson'sresponse to a toast which had been assigned to General John A. Dix, who sent the famous order to Louisiana, in 1861, "If any man attemptsto haul down the American flag, shoot him on the spot!" General Anderson concluded by introducing the toast, "AbrahamLincoln, " with an eloquent tribute of respect and affection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I never doubted then the propriety of our resistance. I felt that the only answer to armed treason must come from the mouth of the cannon. There is one class of men in that early effort to whom justice has not been done. I mean the enlisted men. They were offered every inducement to desert, --heavy bribes, and promotion in a new service, --but they refused them all. [Cheers. ] They were told that there would be no necessity for any fighting; that there would soon be peace, as the North could no...t stand up against them; but all their efforts failed, and I give you, 'The remembrance of those noble soldiers. '" [Great cheering. ] But we were particularly interested in General Robert Anderson'sresponse to a toast which had been assigned to General John A. Dix, who sent the famous order to Louisiana, in 1861, "If any man attemptsto haul down the American flag, shoot him on the spot!" General Anderson concluded by introducing the toast, "AbrahamLincoln, " with an eloquent tribute of respect and affection.
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