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Party watch-words are heard no more, and party cries have ceased, and we meet as by a common impulse on this great and solemn occasion. The telegraphic nerves are trembling all over the country every moment with the burden ot the expression of public opinion on this great outrage. I lent 2* 18 my name to the call for this meeting, but that was all I expected to do. I did not expect to speak, for, until a late hour, I sup- posed I should be performing my ordinary duties elsewhere. I cannot, howe...ver, refuse to respond to the call of my friends, fellow citizens and fellow students yonder. I am glad this meet- ing was not assembled in the first flush of indignation, and that time was given for sober second-thought ; I am glad that the priests of the law and the priests of God, to whom we look for light and guidance, have had time to consider this matter deliberately. This deed has been called a murderous and cowardly act, and though it may seem needless to repeat them, yet these are the only fitting epithets to apply to it ; the only epithets a man, with a heart in his bosom, can affix to it.
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Party watch-words are heard no more, and party cries have ceased, and we meet as by a common impulse on this great and solemn occasion. The telegraphic nerves are trembling all over the country every moment with the burden ot the expression of public opinion on this great outrage. I lent 2* 18 my name to the call for this meeting, but that was all I expected to do. I did not expect to speak, for, until a late hour, I sup- posed I should be performing my ordinary duties elsewhere. I cannot, howe...ver, refuse to respond to the call of my friends, fellow citizens and fellow students yonder. I am glad this meet- ing was not assembled in the first flush of indignation, and that time was given for sober second-thought ; I am glad that the priests of the law and the priests of God, to whom we look for light and guidance, have had time to consider this matter deliberately. This deed has been called a murderous and cowardly act, and though it may seem needless to repeat them, yet these are the only fitting epithets to apply to it ; the only epithets a man, with a heart in his bosom, can affix to it.
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