Speech of Mr. R. Johnson, of Maryland, On the Ten Regiment Bill
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Theirs is all the glory which has been adhieved. The President hereafter, when in the retirement of private life, and reviewing the scenes of these bloody con- flicts, however it may be now, will take no joy in the remembrance of our tri- umphs. The voice of conscience will tell him that all the blood of the battle was of his shedding. The tale of its glory, to him, will be lost amidst the agonizing cries of the widows and orphans it has made. Sir, I repeat it, I allege no im- proper motive to ...the Executive, but as I believe that I am now addressing you, do J believe that upon the President rests the blood and expenses of the war, and upon him, therefore, I charge them.
I have said all, Mr. President, that I proposed to say upon the part of the subject to which, so far, I have called the attention of the Senate. It is possible, however, that in what I am about to offer to the consideration of the Senate, I sliali incidentally refer to it again. I speak next, and in the first place, of the actual conduct of the war under the management of the President of the United States.
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Theirs is all the glory which has been adhieved. The President hereafter, when in the retirement of private life, and reviewing the scenes of these bloody con- flicts, however it may be now, will take no joy in the remembrance of our tri- umphs. The voice of conscience will tell him that all the blood of the battle was of his shedding. The tale of its glory, to him, will be lost amidst the agonizing cries of the widows and orphans it has made. Sir, I repeat it, I allege no im- proper motive to ...the Executive, but as I believe that I am now addressing you, do J believe that upon the President rests the blood and expenses of the war, and upon him, therefore, I charge them.
I have said all, Mr. President, that I proposed to say upon the part of the subject to which, so far, I have called the attention of the Senate. It is possible, however, that in what I am about to offer to the consideration of the Senate, I sliali incidentally refer to it again. I speak next, and in the first place, of the actual conduct of the war under the management of the President of the United States.
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