Whom Do English Tories Wish Elected to the Presidency
Whom Do English Tories Wish Elected to the Presidency
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) « Now it seems to us possible that McClellan may still secure, or attempt to secure, the votes of the Peace Demo- crats, by coming out hereafter with some proposal of tender- in „. An immediate armistice and a general convention of all the states, to re-settle the Constitution under which they are in future to live. As we read his letter, it is quite possible for him, while coming forward as a candidate under the old Constitution, to say that it shall, at all hazards, be main- tained by him u...ntil properly abrogated by some such general convention of states as that which first adopted it. As a general at the head of the nominal army of the United States, he might, if elected, consider himself a second Washington. * * * * This would fully acknowledge State Rights, " &c, &c.
The Index. (Confederate agent in London. ) Oct. 1.
" Well will it be for the Confederate States, but, above all, for the United States, if the Northern peace party become dominant. " THE BRITISH APPEAL FOR PEACE-MORE IM- PERTINENCE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) « Now it seems to us possible that McClellan may still secure, or attempt to secure, the votes of the Peace Demo- crats, by coming out hereafter with some proposal of tender- in „. An immediate armistice and a general convention of all the states, to re-settle the Constitution under which they are in future to live. As we read his letter, it is quite possible for him, while coming forward as a candidate under the old Constitution, to say that it shall, at all hazards, be main- tained by him u...ntil properly abrogated by some such general convention of states as that which first adopted it. As a general at the head of the nominal army of the United States, he might, if elected, consider himself a second Washington. * * * * This would fully acknowledge State Rights, " &c, &c.
The Index. (Confederate agent in London. ) Oct. 1.
" Well will it be for the Confederate States, but, above all, for the United States, if the Northern peace party become dominant. " THE BRITISH APPEAL FOR PEACE-MORE IM- PERTINENCE.
What to read after Whom Do English Tories Wish Elected to the Presidency?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Milnes Edge to read onlineMoreLess
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