A Reply to a Letter Addressed to Mr Van Buren President of the United States
A Reply to a Letter Addressed to Mr Van Buren President of the United States
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Was, before we use recriminating and approbn- ous language; "but as it is a tissue of political perversion borne alono- with the poisonous breath of detraction and misguided zeal, which taints and lays waste to every thing good and great within its influence ; sparine nothing in its range of malice ;" like the polluted gale from the Upas tree, I will leave it to the venom of its own sting, and to re- turn to its native clime. If the South Sea expeditron was committed to the management of the of...ficers of the department!, there is no 11 doubt but every measure was adopted to carry it through with wisdom, honor and safety. It was there interest to do so; the responsibility rested on then, and no one but a prejudiced mind could view it in any other light ; "even admit that all their expectations were not realized ; to err, is h inian, to forgive, divine. " Even king Solomon, the wisest man that ever reigned, found falibility and disappointment attend ma- ny of his projects and measures, contrived with the clearest judgment and keenest penetration; but when in practical operation, were found insufficient to answer the object in view.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was, before we use recriminating and approbn- ous language; "but as it is a tissue of political perversion borne alono- with the poisonous breath of detraction and misguided zeal, which taints and lays waste to every thing good and great within its influence ; sparine nothing in its range of malice ;" like the polluted gale from the Upas tree, I will leave it to the venom of its own sting, and to re- turn to its native clime. If the South Sea expeditron was committed to the management of the of...ficers of the department!, there is no 11 doubt but every measure was adopted to carry it through with wisdom, honor and safety. It was there interest to do so; the responsibility rested on then, and no one but a prejudiced mind could view it in any other light ; "even admit that all their expectations were not realized ; to err, is h inian, to forgive, divine. " Even king Solomon, the wisest man that ever reigned, found falibility and disappointment attend ma- ny of his projects and measures, contrived with the clearest judgment and keenest penetration; but when in practical operation, were found insufficient to answer the object in view.
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