The Record of the Democratic Party 1860 1865 volume 2
The Record of the Democratic Party 1860 1865 volume 2
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. . . We must have peace. Peace is our motive ; nothing but peace. If the S>)uthern Confederacy, by any possibility, be subjugated by the abolition administration, the next thing they would turn their bayonets on the freemen of the North, and trample you in the dust. " And the Hon. James H. Reed, of Indiana : " The will of the people is declared for peace, and in this declaration there is nothing tending to folly, inasmuch as in the coming election they intend to oust the incumbents of office, ...and to inaugurate a rule which will bring peace and prosperity once more to this land. " So the Rev. J. A. McMaster, of New York : " Let us demand a cessation of the sacrifice until the people shall pronounce their great and emphatic verdict for peace, and let the tyrant understand the demand comes from earnest men and must be respected. We are often called the 'Unterrified. ' I trust you are. I hope that your nerves may be of steel, for there is a day of trial coming and you must meet it. " It is hardly worth while to multiply examples of this seditious peace spirit in the convention, and we will content ourselves with a few indica- tions of the mode in which the party elsewhere endorsed it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . We must have peace. Peace is our motive ; nothing but peace. If the S>)uthern Confederacy, by any possibility, be subjugated by the abolition administration, the next thing they would turn their bayonets on the freemen of the North, and trample you in the dust. " And the Hon. James H. Reed, of Indiana : " The will of the people is declared for peace, and in this declaration there is nothing tending to folly, inasmuch as in the coming election they intend to oust the incumbents of office, ...and to inaugurate a rule which will bring peace and prosperity once more to this land. " So the Rev. J. A. McMaster, of New York : " Let us demand a cessation of the sacrifice until the people shall pronounce their great and emphatic verdict for peace, and let the tyrant understand the demand comes from earnest men and must be respected. We are often called the 'Unterrified. ' I trust you are. I hope that your nerves may be of steel, for there is a day of trial coming and you must meet it. " It is hardly worth while to multiply examples of this seditious peace spirit in the convention, and we will content ourselves with a few indica- tions of the mode in which the party elsewhere endorsed it.
What to read after The Record of the Democratic Party 1860 1865 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Charles 1825 1909 From Old Catalog Lea to read onlineMoreLess
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