The Presidency
The Presidency
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— I thank you for the respectful no- tice you have taken of my communications. — It is only in this calm and temperate way that truth can be discussed with any advantage — Permit me, then, in the same spirit, to resume the discussion to which your comments on my articles seem to invite me.
We agree, that in order to effect this union, all pre- dilections in favor of any candidate ought to be put aside, although that candidate should be the first favo- rite of our party.
The only question betwee...n us, is, on which of the candidates this opposition can be most probably united.
You think that it can be most probably united on Mr. Clay, because he is already very strong, and the other candidates are comparatively very weak.
Now, witliout disputing your premises, that Mr. Clay is by far the strongest candidate, I must be per- mitted to doubt your conclusion. It would seem, in- deed, that the larger mass ought to be more able to draw to it the smaller masses, than that the smaller should be able to move and attract to them the larger; and so it would be, if these masses were all of the same character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— I thank you for the respectful no- tice you have taken of my communications. — It is only in this calm and temperate way that truth can be discussed with any advantage — Permit me, then, in the same spirit, to resume the discussion to which your comments on my articles seem to invite me.
We agree, that in order to effect this union, all pre- dilections in favor of any candidate ought to be put aside, although that candidate should be the first favo- rite of our party.
The only question betwee...n us, is, on which of the candidates this opposition can be most probably united.
You think that it can be most probably united on Mr. Clay, because he is already very strong, and the other candidates are comparatively very weak.
Now, witliout disputing your premises, that Mr. Clay is by far the strongest candidate, I must be per- mitted to doubt your conclusion. It would seem, in- deed, that the larger mass ought to be more able to draw to it the smaller masses, than that the smaller should be able to move and attract to them the larger; and so it would be, if these masses were all of the same character.
What to read after The Presidency?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph M White to read onlineMoreLess
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