Washington to the People of the United States On the Choice of a President
Washington to the People of the United States On the Choice of a President
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He has never presenticl lo the public a solitary composition distin- guished for drpth of argument, boldness of imagination or correctness of taste. His anniversary orations possess some vigour, l)ut more corpulence. They are an indiges- ted maso of dcsuilor\- remarks aiul common place observa- 11 uons. Now and then, indeed, a tolerably bright thought does burst forth, but only to make the surrounding gloom more apparent. His charges to the Grand Jury are, for the most part composed with labour..., yet in a st)'le at once harsh, clumsy and un grammatical. His speeches in the Senate are not above the level of common newspaper essay's, as the extracts which I shall have occasion to make will abun- dantly demonstrate. They possess no superiority either in point of manner or matter, for depth of political re- search, copiousness of language, accuracy of phrase, or soundness of reasoning. His talents as a writer have only been overrated because they have never been rigidly scruti- nized. His fancied eminence instantly disappears at the touch of investigation.
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He has never presenticl lo the public a solitary composition distin- guished for drpth of argument, boldness of imagination or correctness of taste. His anniversary orations possess some vigour, l)ut more corpulence. They are an indiges- ted maso of dcsuilor\- remarks aiul common place observa- 11 uons. Now and then, indeed, a tolerably bright thought does burst forth, but only to make the surrounding gloom more apparent. His charges to the Grand Jury are, for the most part composed with labour..., yet in a st)'le at once harsh, clumsy and un grammatical. His speeches in the Senate are not above the level of common newspaper essay's, as the extracts which I shall have occasion to make will abun- dantly demonstrate. They possess no superiority either in point of manner or matter, for depth of political re- search, copiousness of language, accuracy of phrase, or soundness of reasoning. His talents as a writer have only been overrated because they have never been rigidly scruti- nized. His fancied eminence instantly disappears at the touch of investigation.
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