The Life of George Washington, Vol. 5 (Of 5)
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Giles said, that with respect to the wisdom[48] andfirmness of the President, he differed in opinion from the answer; andthough he might be singular, yet it being his opinion, he should notbe afraid to avow it. He had not that grateful conviction therementioned, and if he were to come there and express it, he shouldprove an inconsistent character. He should not go into a lengthydiscussion on this point, but if they turned their eyes to our foreignrelations, there would be found no reason to exu...lt in the wisdom andfirmness of the administration. He believed, on the contrary, that itwas from a want of wisdom and firmness that we were brought into ourpresent critical situation. If gentlemen had been satisfied withexpressing their esteem of the patriotism and virtue of the President, they might have got a unanimous vote; but they could not suppose thatgentlemen would so far forget self-respect as to join in the proposedadulation.
[Footnote 48: Some objection has been made to the accuracy of this speech, as reported in the Daily Advertiser.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Giles said, that with respect to the wisdom[48] andfirmness of the President, he differed in opinion from the answer; andthough he might be singular, yet it being his opinion, he should notbe afraid to avow it. He had not that grateful conviction therementioned, and if he were to come there and express it, he shouldprove an inconsistent character. He should not go into a lengthydiscussion on this point, but if they turned their eyes to our foreignrelations, there would be found no reason to exu...lt in the wisdom andfirmness of the administration. He believed, on the contrary, that itwas from a want of wisdom and firmness that we were brought into ourpresent critical situation. If gentlemen had been satisfied withexpressing their esteem of the patriotism and virtue of the President, they might have got a unanimous vote; but they could not suppose thatgentlemen would so far forget self-respect as to join in the proposedadulation.
[Footnote 48: Some objection has been made to the accuracy of this speech, as reported in the Daily Advertiser.
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