Broken Reeds
Broken Reeds
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, should be left to the individ- ual consciences of men. ' The candidate of the Republican party of this state for the office of Lieutenant Governor, Thomas L. Young, in his opening speech of the present campaign, at Columbus, expressed the pith of the Republican platform on the subject, in these words: "lieUgion is one thing and pol- itics is another. ''^ How different is all this from the doctrine of the early Republicans, as ex- pressed by Charles Summer, who said: ^'Poli- tics is hut the ap...plication of morals to public af- f&irs. " That the adoption of this plank in its plat- form, and the nomination of General Grant up- on it, taken in connection with the course of his administration, were received by the Beer Infidels as an adoption of their principles and policy, and consequently secured their support in the election of 1S73, we have the proof at the next (thirteenth) session of the Beer Brewers' Congress held at Cleveland in 1873. The Presi- dent of that Congress, Henry Clausen, in his opening address before it, there said: "Our relations with the government of the LTnited States during the last year, haye been of the most friendly character, and in several in- stances our requests, asking for some relief from some of the useless restrictions and regulations of the Internal Revenue Department, have been cheerfully complied with by the commissioner, Hon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, should be left to the individ- ual consciences of men. ' The candidate of the Republican party of this state for the office of Lieutenant Governor, Thomas L. Young, in his opening speech of the present campaign, at Columbus, expressed the pith of the Republican platform on the subject, in these words: "lieUgion is one thing and pol- itics is another. ''^ How different is all this from the doctrine of the early Republicans, as ex- pressed by Charles Summer, who said: ^'Poli- tics is hut the ap...plication of morals to public af- f&irs. " That the adoption of this plank in its plat- form, and the nomination of General Grant up- on it, taken in connection with the course of his administration, were received by the Beer Infidels as an adoption of their principles and policy, and consequently secured their support in the election of 1S73, we have the proof at the next (thirteenth) session of the Beer Brewers' Congress held at Cleveland in 1873. The Presi- dent of that Congress, Henry Clausen, in his opening address before it, there said: "Our relations with the government of the LTnited States during the last year, haye been of the most friendly character, and in several in- stances our requests, asking for some relief from some of the useless restrictions and regulations of the Internal Revenue Department, have been cheerfully complied with by the commissioner, Hon.
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