The "southern Rights" And "union" Parties in Maryland Contrasted
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"The results of this morning must determine the position of all men. We must agree, first : to secure the re-establishment of harmony among ourselves, and all then join in whatever measures may be determined upon. Whatever differences may have or do yet exist, the blood of our citizens shed in our streets is an irresistible appeal to us all to unite as Marylanders, to meet firmly and together the responsibilities clustering thickly about us.
"There can be no difiBculty now in the Grovernor, the... Mayor and the Police authorities from together concerting those measures which are necessary to the public safety. Let us first seek unity among ourselves, and then act In such a crisis as this, all other considerations must give way to our duty towards one another and to the State and City." On that night, the Mayor and Police Commissioners determined, Gov- ernor Hicks consenting, to burn the bridges on the "Philadelphia and Wilmington" .and the "Northern Central" Eail Roads. The citizens also turned out en masse with arms in their hands, and began to enrol themselves in companies, and the Police Commissioners thought it the wisest, as indeed it was their only course, to assume command of these volunteer organizations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The results of this morning must determine the position of all men. We must agree, first : to secure the re-establishment of harmony among ourselves, and all then join in whatever measures may be determined upon. Whatever differences may have or do yet exist, the blood of our citizens shed in our streets is an irresistible appeal to us all to unite as Marylanders, to meet firmly and together the responsibilities clustering thickly about us.
"There can be no difiBculty now in the Grovernor, the... Mayor and the Police authorities from together concerting those measures which are necessary to the public safety. Let us first seek unity among ourselves, and then act In such a crisis as this, all other considerations must give way to our duty towards one another and to the State and City." On that night, the Mayor and Police Commissioners determined, Gov- ernor Hicks consenting, to burn the bridges on the "Philadelphia and Wilmington" .and the "Northern Central" Eail Roads. The citizens also turned out en masse with arms in their hands, and began to enrol themselves in companies, and the Police Commissioners thought it the wisest, as indeed it was their only course, to assume command of these volunteer organizations.
What to read after The "southern Rights" And "union" Parties in Maryland Contrasted?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White, Andrew Dickson, 1832-1918. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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