The Works of Henry Clay volume 9
The Works of Henry Clay volume 9
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Lyons, N. Y. , October 28, 1842.
My dear Sir, — I have read with deep mortification a letter addressed by my son, John C. Spencer, to certain persons in Rochester. Among the first ideas suggested by this letter, was this : Whether you would not naturaJly infer a coincidence on my part in the general sentiments of the letter ? I feel impelled by self-respect, and the sincere regard I have for you personally, as well by my admiration of your brilliant and patriotic career through your lifetime, t...o remove from your mind any erroneous opinions on points afiecting my own consistency and honor. I then assure you that my son has not spoken my opinions, in several, and, indeed, in the main points of his letter. I have held no counsel with him, nor even attempted to control him, but have left him free to act without any advice of mine. I heartily concur with my Whig brethren throughout the nation, that Mr. Tyler has acted most perfidiously toward those who have elevated him to power, and I feel for him that contempt which his duplicity and perfidy ought to inspire in honorable bosoms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lyons, N. Y. , October 28, 1842.
My dear Sir, — I have read with deep mortification a letter addressed by my son, John C. Spencer, to certain persons in Rochester. Among the first ideas suggested by this letter, was this : Whether you would not naturaJly infer a coincidence on my part in the general sentiments of the letter ? I feel impelled by self-respect, and the sincere regard I have for you personally, as well by my admiration of your brilliant and patriotic career through your lifetime, t...o remove from your mind any erroneous opinions on points afiecting my own consistency and honor. I then assure you that my son has not spoken my opinions, in several, and, indeed, in the main points of his letter. I have held no counsel with him, nor even attempted to control him, but have left him free to act without any advice of mine. I heartily concur with my Whig brethren throughout the nation, that Mr. Tyler has acted most perfidiously toward those who have elevated him to power, and I feel for him that contempt which his duplicity and perfidy ought to inspire in honorable bosoms.
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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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