Arguments in Favor of the Support of Taylor And Fillmore
Arguments in Favor of the Support of Taylor And Fillmore
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SCFIENCK.
Washington, July 14, 1848. Dear Sir : Your letter was duly received, and I take advantage of the first time I have, free from other engagements, to reply. I shall not, even now, be able to answer you as fully, and present my views on the subject of your communication, as I desire to do; but I will at least succinctly define to youmyposition. I will do this, too, in such a manner, as that my letter shall be a response lo interroga- tories, similar to yours, which have come to me, withi...n a few days past, from other parts of our Congressional District ; and yon are at liberty to make any publication, or other use of it, that you may think proper for the information of my consti- tuents.
You ask me what course I intend to pursue in relation to the nominations made by the Whig Con- vention at Philadelphia. I mean to support them. I will vote for the candidates, and do what I fairly can to promote their election. This I believe to be my duty as a Whig, and my duty as a citizen, anxious to contribute whatever of help I can to sus- tain and advance, under all circumstances, the best interests of my country, and those principles and measures upon the successful support of which, I believe, depend the perpetuity and prosperity of our free Government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SCFIENCK.
Washington, July 14, 1848. Dear Sir : Your letter was duly received, and I take advantage of the first time I have, free from other engagements, to reply. I shall not, even now, be able to answer you as fully, and present my views on the subject of your communication, as I desire to do; but I will at least succinctly define to youmyposition. I will do this, too, in such a manner, as that my letter shall be a response lo interroga- tories, similar to yours, which have come to me, withi...n a few days past, from other parts of our Congressional District ; and yon are at liberty to make any publication, or other use of it, that you may think proper for the information of my consti- tuents.
You ask me what course I intend to pursue in relation to the nominations made by the Whig Con- vention at Philadelphia. I mean to support them. I will vote for the candidates, and do what I fairly can to promote their election. This I believe to be my duty as a Whig, and my duty as a citizen, anxious to contribute whatever of help I can to sus- tain and advance, under all circumstances, the best interests of my country, and those principles and measures upon the successful support of which, I believe, depend the perpetuity and prosperity of our free Government.
What to read after Arguments in Favor of the Support of Taylor And Fillmore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caleb B Caleb Blood Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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