Personal Recollections of Pardee Butler
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But there ought to be the celebration of another battle--itought to be, even though it may never occur--that should never beforgotten. In that battle there was no dreadful carnage as on thebattlefield of Gettysburg; there were no desperate charges made bycavalry and infantry; there was no heroic courage displayed under thepitiless peltings of a deadly hail of shot and shell; there were nogreat generals of national reputation in command, but humble men unknownto fame, in the final result came to...gether, and with honest speech said, "We will shake hands and be friends. We will let bygones be by gones, and see what can be done by a united effort to promote the welfare ofall. " Now we insist that Kansas is worthy of more honor than Gettysburg. Butas in this wicked world the best men do not get the highest honor, northe best deeds the highest praise, we will be content to bide ourtime, knowing that the Lord does not forget, and that he will speak agood word for us at the great judgment day.
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But there ought to be the celebration of another battle--itought to be, even though it may never occur--that should never beforgotten. In that battle there was no dreadful carnage as on thebattlefield of Gettysburg; there were no desperate charges made bycavalry and infantry; there was no heroic courage displayed under thepitiless peltings of a deadly hail of shot and shell; there were nogreat generals of national reputation in command, but humble men unknownto fame, in the final result came to...gether, and with honest speech said, "We will shake hands and be friends. We will let bygones be by gones, and see what can be done by a united effort to promote the welfare ofall. " Now we insist that Kansas is worthy of more honor than Gettysburg. Butas in this wicked world the best men do not get the highest honor, northe best deeds the highest praise, we will be content to bide ourtime, knowing that the Lord does not forget, and that he will speak agood word for us at the great judgment day.
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