American Oratory, Or, Selections From the Speeches of Eminent Americans
American Oratory, Or, Selections From the Speeches of Eminent Americans
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GASTON'S OTEECH hereafter imbitter and protract a contest which might now be so easily and happily terminated." I cannot forbear, sir, from one remark at the ' awful squinting ' in this letter, at an alliance with France* Gentlemen are sensitive when the possibility of such a connection is intimated. The very suspicion of such a design in the SalHoet is iiewed as a calumny. Here the accredited agent of the American executive proclaims such a connecdon, such an alliance as inevitable— proclaims ...it in an official communication to the pubKc enemy. The declaration is laid before congress and the people, by the president, unaccompanied by any disavowal.
The minister is not censured. For his very conduct in this em- fdoyment, he is raised to the highest grade of foreign ministers ; and, in spite of the reluctance d[ the senate to confirm hb nomi- nation, he is pressed upon them by the president until their assent to his appointment is extorted. I dwell not upon thb topic, for I confess to yoQ the honest fears which once congealed my heart are now dissipated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GASTON'S OTEECH hereafter imbitter and protract a contest which might now be so easily and happily terminated." I cannot forbear, sir, from one remark at the ' awful squinting ' in this letter, at an alliance with France* Gentlemen are sensitive when the possibility of such a connection is intimated. The very suspicion of such a design in the SalHoet is iiewed as a calumny. Here the accredited agent of the American executive proclaims such a connecdon, such an alliance as inevitable— proclaims ...it in an official communication to the pubKc enemy. The declaration is laid before congress and the people, by the president, unaccompanied by any disavowal.
The minister is not censured. For his very conduct in this em- fdoyment, he is raised to the highest grade of foreign ministers ; and, in spite of the reluctance d[ the senate to confirm hb nomi- nation, he is pressed upon them by the president until their assent to his appointment is extorted. I dwell not upon thb topic, for I confess to yoQ the honest fears which once congealed my heart are now dissipated.
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