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For your kind wishes to me personally. I beg leave to render you likewise my sincerest thanks. I as- sure you they are reciprocated. And now, gentlemen and ladies, may God bless you all.
i86s] RESPONSE TO SERENADE 219 Remarks on the Constitutional Amendment Abolishing Slavery, in Response to a Serenade.
On January 31, 1865, in response to a serenade, the President made the following remarks on the adoption by Congress the day before of the Constitutional amendment abolishing slavery.
He suppose...d the passage through Congress of the constitutional amendment for the aboUsh- ment of slavery throughout the United States was the occasion to which he was indebted for the honor of this call.
The occasion was one of congratulation to the country, and to the whole world. But there is a task yet before us — to go forward and have con- summated by the votes of the States that which Congress had so nobly begun yesterday. [Ap- plause and cries, "They ivill do it," etc.] He had the honor to inform those present that Illinois had already to-day done the work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For your kind wishes to me personally. I beg leave to render you likewise my sincerest thanks. I as- sure you they are reciprocated. And now, gentlemen and ladies, may God bless you all.
i86s] RESPONSE TO SERENADE 219 Remarks on the Constitutional Amendment Abolishing Slavery, in Response to a Serenade.
On January 31, 1865, in response to a serenade, the President made the following remarks on the adoption by Congress the day before of the Constitutional amendment abolishing slavery.
He suppose...d the passage through Congress of the constitutional amendment for the aboUsh- ment of slavery throughout the United States was the occasion to which he was indebted for the honor of this call.
The occasion was one of congratulation to the country, and to the whole world. But there is a task yet before us — to go forward and have con- summated by the votes of the States that which Congress had so nobly begun yesterday. [Ap- plause and cries, "They ivill do it," etc.] He had the honor to inform those present that Illinois had already to-day done the work.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lincoln Abraham to read onlineMoreLess
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