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The Cabinet is sitting around the table in the executive chamber, considering the vital question of the hour. One member, the March 29 ' Attorney - general, in order to condense his ideas into a few words, writes his conclusion. The President reads it.
" Gentlemen, will you all write your opinions as to what shall be done ?" the request of the President. In brief, these are the responses : Mr. Bates—" It is my decided opinion that Forts Pickens and Key West ought to be reinforced and supplied, ...so as to look down opposi- tion at all hazards. As to Fort Sumter, the time has come either to reinforce or evacuate." Blair—" It is acknowledged to be possible to relieve Fort Sumter.
South Carolina is the head and front of this rebellion, and when that State is safely delivered from the authority of the United States it will strike a blow against our authority, from which it will take years of bloody strife to recover. For my part, I am unwilling to share the re- sponsibility of attempting to relieve Sumter." S m ith— U Believing that Fort Sumter cannot be defended, I regard its evacuation as a necessity, and I advise that Major Anderson's com- mand shall be unconditionally withdrawn." Welles— "I concur in the proposition to send an armed force off Charleston, with supplies of provisions and reinforcements for the garri- son of Fort Sumter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Cabinet is sitting around the table in the executive chamber, considering the vital question of the hour. One member, the March 29 ' Attorney - general, in order to condense his ideas into a few words, writes his conclusion. The President reads it.
" Gentlemen, will you all write your opinions as to what shall be done ?" the request of the President. In brief, these are the responses : Mr. Bates—" It is my decided opinion that Forts Pickens and Key West ought to be reinforced and supplied, ...so as to look down opposi- tion at all hazards. As to Fort Sumter, the time has come either to reinforce or evacuate." Blair—" It is acknowledged to be possible to relieve Fort Sumter.
South Carolina is the head and front of this rebellion, and when that State is safely delivered from the authority of the United States it will strike a blow against our authority, from which it will take years of bloody strife to recover. For my part, I am unwilling to share the re- sponsibility of attempting to relieve Sumter." S m ith— U Believing that Fort Sumter cannot be defended, I regard its evacuation as a necessity, and I advise that Major Anderson's com- mand shall be unconditionally withdrawn." Welles— "I concur in the proposition to send an armed force off Charleston, with supplies of provisions and reinforcements for the garri- son of Fort Sumter.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coffin, Charles Carleton, 1823-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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