To the Clergy And Laity of the Diocese of New York
To the Clergy And Laity of the Diocese of New York
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You will agree with me that what we need, what we desire, what we ardently pray for, is, that our glorious country may remain, as Providence has o-iven it to us — one and entire. Let us set our faces toward a work of conciliation. Let us encourage an earnest endeavor to find out some basis for a permanent settlement of existing questions, which shall be clear and satisfactory to reasonable minds in all parts of the coun- try. Let us hope, and let us pray, that our public men may be enabled, may... be guided by an overruhng Provi- dence, to such a blessed consummation. That such an object is attainable, with God's blessing upon the hearty endeavors of our rulers and of our people, it would be alike um^easonable and impious to doubt. That it is possible to aiTange some great measure of guarantees and securities that will afford due protection to every section of the country, without demanding a sacrifice of principle from any, is a belief which no Christian patriot will surrender, until all shall have been lost in darkness and ruin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You will agree with me that what we need, what we desire, what we ardently pray for, is, that our glorious country may remain, as Providence has o-iven it to us — one and entire. Let us set our faces toward a work of conciliation. Let us encourage an earnest endeavor to find out some basis for a permanent settlement of existing questions, which shall be clear and satisfactory to reasonable minds in all parts of the coun- try. Let us hope, and let us pray, that our public men may be enabled, may... be guided by an overruhng Provi- dence, to such a blessed consummation. That such an object is attainable, with God's blessing upon the hearty endeavors of our rulers and of our people, it would be alike um^easonable and impious to doubt. That it is possible to aiTange some great measure of guarantees and securities that will afford due protection to every section of the country, without demanding a sacrifice of principle from any, is a belief which no Christian patriot will surrender, until all shall have been lost in darkness and ruin.
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