The Perpetuity of the Union
The Perpetuity of the Union
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About the time he retired from the Cabinet he was filled with gloom and anguish at the threatening aspect of public affairs, as he fully comprehended the great and growing dangers which threatened the ship of state. His impressive exclamation at the time, in my presence, was: " We are lost, we are destroyed; our great and glorious country will be ruined. It might be saved — it might be saved. I have tried to save it, but can do no more. " Glorious words ! betokening the great heart of a brave, ...clear, patriotic Statesman, who would have saved the country, the public property, and subdued the rebellion had HE been President in place of Mr. Buchanan. As he was not, and the President would do nothing, he left the Cabinet. Yet my colleague indorses Mr. Buchanan and his policy, thus impliedly casting censure and blame upon General Cass. I resent the imputation, and appeal with confidence from his words to the judgment of a free people, who will be taved, despite the open treachery of Buchanan, or the covert treachery of his allies and friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About the time he retired from the Cabinet he was filled with gloom and anguish at the threatening aspect of public affairs, as he fully comprehended the great and growing dangers which threatened the ship of state. His impressive exclamation at the time, in my presence, was: " We are lost, we are destroyed; our great and glorious country will be ruined. It might be saved — it might be saved. I have tried to save it, but can do no more. " Glorious words ! betokening the great heart of a brave, ...clear, patriotic Statesman, who would have saved the country, the public property, and subdued the rebellion had HE been President in place of Mr. Buchanan. As he was not, and the President would do nothing, he left the Cabinet. Yet my colleague indorses Mr. Buchanan and his policy, thus impliedly casting censure and blame upon General Cass. I resent the imputation, and appeal with confidence from his words to the judgment of a free people, who will be taved, despite the open treachery of Buchanan, or the covert treachery of his allies and friends.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Kennedy Moorhead to read onlineMoreLess
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