The Convention That Nominated Lincoln
The Convention That Nominated Lincoln
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" His words electrified the convention, we are told, and carried such conviction, that the amendment was adopted. So the venerable Giddings was placated and returned to the con vention.
Then came the adoption of the platform as a whole by a unanimous vote, followed by a demonstration thus described by the editor of the Journal: "Of all the manifestations of enthusiasm that we have ever witnessed anywhere or on any occasion, that in the Wigwam immediately succeeding the adoption of the platform ...by the convention yesterday after noon was the wildest, the most spontaneous and the most exciting. The chairman announced the vote, carried unanimously. 7 In an instant, as if all hearts in the vast hall had been linked together by an electric cord, that immense concourse of people, delegates and spectators, numbering in all not less than fifteen thousand souls, sprang to their feet, and cheers upon cheers, deafening, tumultuous, and rapturous, went up from every throat. Men waved their hats, ladies their handkerchiefs, reporters their written pages and all screamed with very joy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" His words electrified the convention, we are told, and carried such conviction, that the amendment was adopted. So the venerable Giddings was placated and returned to the con vention.
Then came the adoption of the platform as a whole by a unanimous vote, followed by a demonstration thus described by the editor of the Journal: "Of all the manifestations of enthusiasm that we have ever witnessed anywhere or on any occasion, that in the Wigwam immediately succeeding the adoption of the platform ...by the convention yesterday after noon was the wildest, the most spontaneous and the most exciting. The chairman announced the vote, carried unanimously. 7 In an instant, as if all hearts in the vast hall had been linked together by an electric cord, that immense concourse of people, delegates and spectators, numbering in all not less than fifteen thousand souls, sprang to their feet, and cheers upon cheers, deafening, tumultuous, and rapturous, went up from every throat. Men waved their hats, ladies their handkerchiefs, reporters their written pages and all screamed with very joy.
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