The Life And Public Services of Hon Abraham Lincoln of Illinois And Hon Hann
The Life And Public Services of Hon Abraham Lincoln of Illinois And Hon Hann
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My Friends : It will readily occur to you that I cannot, in half an hour, notice all the things that so able a man as Judge Douglas can say in an hour and a half; and I hope, therefore, if there be anything that he has said upon which you would like to hear some- thing from me, but which I omit to comment upon, you will bear in mind that it would be expecting an impossibility lor me to go over his whole ground. I can but take up some of the points that he has dwelt upon, and employ my half hour... specially on them.
The first thing I have to sav to you is a word in regard to Judge 6 82 LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES Douglas's declaration about the " vulgarity and blackguardism " in the audience, — that no such thing, as he says, was shown by any Democrat while I was speaking. Now, I only wish, by way of re- ply on this subject, to say that while / was speaking, / used no " vulgarity or blackguardism " toward any Democrat.
Now, my friends, I come to all this long portion of the Judge's speech, — perhaps half of it, — which he has devoted to the various resolutions and platforms that have been adopted in the different counties in the diiferent congressional districts, and in the Illinois legislature, — which he supposes are at variance with the positions I have assumed before you to-day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My Friends : It will readily occur to you that I cannot, in half an hour, notice all the things that so able a man as Judge Douglas can say in an hour and a half; and I hope, therefore, if there be anything that he has said upon which you would like to hear some- thing from me, but which I omit to comment upon, you will bear in mind that it would be expecting an impossibility lor me to go over his whole ground. I can but take up some of the points that he has dwelt upon, and employ my half hour... specially on them.
The first thing I have to sav to you is a word in regard to Judge 6 82 LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES Douglas's declaration about the " vulgarity and blackguardism " in the audience, — that no such thing, as he says, was shown by any Democrat while I was speaking. Now, I only wish, by way of re- ply on this subject, to say that while / was speaking, / used no " vulgarity or blackguardism " toward any Democrat.
Now, my friends, I come to all this long portion of the Judge's speech, — perhaps half of it, — which he has devoted to the various resolutions and platforms that have been adopted in the different counties in the diiferent congressional districts, and in the Illinois legislature, — which he supposes are at variance with the positions I have assumed before you to-day.
What to read after The Life And Public Services of Hon Abraham Lincoln of Illinois And Hon Hann?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hinton, Richard J. (Richard Josiah), 1830-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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