A History of Tennessee From 1663 to 1914 for Use in Schools
A History of Tennessee From 1663 to 1914 for Use in Schools
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Polk was mortified and disgusted ; Jones looked as solemn as the Sphinx ; the people shouted themselves hoarse and laughed until their sides ached.
All of the Whigs and a few of the Democrats said it was good enough for Polk ; that Jones was making him "take some of his own medicine"; that he was being "paid back in his own coin" for the way he had treated Cannon in 1839. Jones was elected, and again defeated Polk in 1843, chiefly, but not entirely, by the same methods as in 1841. These two men... have generally t / ~V '* JAMES C. JONES'S ADMINISTRATIONS, 1841-1845 l6l been regarded as the authors or originators of what h&^L been called "the art of stump speaking. " It is a great pity that any such "art" as these campaigns exhibit was ever practiced. In a free government the merits of all public questions should be freely discussed, without politi- cal trickery or campaign stage acting, and the people ought to vote according to their best judgment.
For several years before Governor Jones came into office the state had been giving large sums of money for internal improvements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Polk was mortified and disgusted ; Jones looked as solemn as the Sphinx ; the people shouted themselves hoarse and laughed until their sides ached.
All of the Whigs and a few of the Democrats said it was good enough for Polk ; that Jones was making him "take some of his own medicine"; that he was being "paid back in his own coin" for the way he had treated Cannon in 1839. Jones was elected, and again defeated Polk in 1843, chiefly, but not entirely, by the same methods as in 1841. These two men... have generally t / ~V '* JAMES C. JONES'S ADMINISTRATIONS, 1841-1845 l6l been regarded as the authors or originators of what h&^L been called "the art of stump speaking. " It is a great pity that any such "art" as these campaigns exhibit was ever practiced. In a free government the merits of all public questions should be freely discussed, without politi- cal trickery or campaign stage acting, and the people ought to vote according to their best judgment.
For several years before Governor Jones came into office the state had been giving large sums of money for internal improvements.
What to read after A History of Tennessee From 1663 to 1914 for Use in Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gentry Richard Mcgee to read onlineMoreLess
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