The Great Commoner of Ohio
The Great Commoner of Ohio
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Of the painful contest which linally put General Hayes in possession of the Presidency, it is not lilting that I should speak in this place, at any length. For many months the result of the election was left in doubt, and party passion w^as so intlamed tinit there was danger ot' revolution. Opinions formed under such circumstances are not apt to be judicial; anil it is not easy for men on one side to get the point of view of their opponents. President Hayes has l)een bitterly censured, t)y a fe...w persons, ever since that day. For accepting an odice which was tainted with fraud. For my own part, with the most sincere desire to preserve 2 7 in the whole controversy a judicial frame of mind, and with grave doubts, all the while, as to whether his election was beyond question, I thought at the time, and have always thought, that General Hayes did exactly what he ought to have done; that his good sense and his patriotism were never more manifest than when he accepted, without hesitation, the office by law conferred upon him, and proceeded without faltering to discharge its duties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the painful contest which linally put General Hayes in possession of the Presidency, it is not lilting that I should speak in this place, at any length. For many months the result of the election was left in doubt, and party passion w^as so intlamed tinit there was danger ot' revolution. Opinions formed under such circumstances are not apt to be judicial; anil it is not easy for men on one side to get the point of view of their opponents. President Hayes has l)een bitterly censured, t)y a fe...w persons, ever since that day. For accepting an odice which was tainted with fraud. For my own part, with the most sincere desire to preserve 2 7 in the whole controversy a judicial frame of mind, and with grave doubts, all the while, as to whether his election was beyond question, I thought at the time, and have always thought, that General Hayes did exactly what he ought to have done; that his good sense and his patriotism were never more manifest than when he accepted, without hesitation, the office by law conferred upon him, and proceeded without faltering to discharge its duties.
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