The Works of Henry Clay volume 3
The Works of Henry Clay volume 3
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Adams, I do not be- lieve that there is the smallest prospect of diverting the vote of Massachusetts from him. There may be some probability of such a diversion in other States of that section, but none what- ever, I apprehend, in Massachusetts. Depend upon it, that local pride, if not attachment, will secure to each of the candidates the support of his own State, doubtless with more opposition in some instances than in others. It would, therefore, be an act of extreme indiscretion, justified b...y no motive whatever, for me, or for any of my friends out of Massachusetts, to say to Mr. Ingalls, and to those who are co-operating with him, that I am willing to give up all pretensions to the office of President, and to be contented with that of Vice-President.
By the by, it has been said here that a feeling is prevailing m 102 PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE some of the Atlantic cities to make the Marquis Lafayette Vice- President. Such a disposition of the office would be highly- creditable to the national gratitude, if it could be made without any constitutional impediment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adams, I do not be- lieve that there is the smallest prospect of diverting the vote of Massachusetts from him. There may be some probability of such a diversion in other States of that section, but none what- ever, I apprehend, in Massachusetts. Depend upon it, that local pride, if not attachment, will secure to each of the candidates the support of his own State, doubtless with more opposition in some instances than in others. It would, therefore, be an act of extreme indiscretion, justified b...y no motive whatever, for me, or for any of my friends out of Massachusetts, to say to Mr. Ingalls, and to those who are co-operating with him, that I am willing to give up all pretensions to the office of President, and to be contented with that of Vice-President.
By the by, it has been said here that a feeling is prevailing m 102 PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE some of the Atlantic cities to make the Marquis Lafayette Vice- President. Such a disposition of the office would be highly- creditable to the national gratitude, if it could be made without any constitutional impediment.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H From Old Catalog Clay to read onlineMoreLess
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