Selections From the Correspondence of the Executive of New Jersey, From 1776 to 1786
Selections From the Correspondence of the Executive of New Jersey, From 1776 to 1786
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Let us reflect on oar solemn engage- ments to devote oar lives and our fortunes to the best of causes; and we shall find that we cannot be destitute of resources. Let us review the past miseries of a lin- gering war, and the danger of its further protraction, and we shall seize the golden opportunity of co-opera- ting with our generous ally by every possible effort to render the approaching campaign glorious and decisive.
If we are enabled in thb stage of the conflict to defend ^ ourselves by a...nnual taxes, can we hesitate to interpose I our responsibility or to contribute a portion of our cap- I ital? Will a people whose fortitude and patriotism have excited the admiration of Europe, languish at the bright dawn of triumph, and endanger the public hap- jdness by a selfish parsimony! While Congress enter- no place fcNT such humiliating apprehensions. On the ; contrary, we shall look with confidence for a liberal ) compBance with every requisition which the public I exigencies dictate. Experience has pointed out the dangers to which we have been exposed by a want of punctuality in former supplies, and we are persuaded that those dangers will for the future be carefully pre- vented For our own part we have left nothing unessayed to render the operations of the war more vigorous and 18 ■i3i 2V4 0OEU89O1IOXN0B OV TBI NIW JUttT [178L siioce«foL We have applied tx nayal succoan from aibroad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us reflect on oar solemn engage- ments to devote oar lives and our fortunes to the best of causes; and we shall find that we cannot be destitute of resources. Let us review the past miseries of a lin- gering war, and the danger of its further protraction, and we shall seize the golden opportunity of co-opera- ting with our generous ally by every possible effort to render the approaching campaign glorious and decisive.
If we are enabled in thb stage of the conflict to defend ^ ourselves by a...nnual taxes, can we hesitate to interpose I our responsibility or to contribute a portion of our cap- I ital? Will a people whose fortitude and patriotism have excited the admiration of Europe, languish at the bright dawn of triumph, and endanger the public hap- jdness by a selfish parsimony! While Congress enter- no place fcNT such humiliating apprehensions. On the ; contrary, we shall look with confidence for a liberal ) compBance with every requisition which the public I exigencies dictate. Experience has pointed out the dangers to which we have been exposed by a want of punctuality in former supplies, and we are persuaded that those dangers will for the future be carefully pre- vented For our own part we have left nothing unessayed to render the operations of the war more vigorous and 18 ■i3i 2V4 0OEU89O1IOXN0B OV TBI NIW JUttT [178L siioce«foL We have applied tx nayal succoan from aibroad.
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