The Election of President of the United States Considered
The Election of President of the United States Considered
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Had he been spared to this nation it is difficult to conceive the possibility of any reasonable opposition at a future day to his elevation to the office so enthusiastically claimed for him by his native State.
2. Mr. Calhoun. — The talents of this gentleman are of a high order; his services in Congress during our late war, were eminently useful and in his present station his views are buld and comprehensive. 'I'hough he has reached the age made indispensable by the Constitution, he is far shor...t of that na^e, which usage has hitherto prescribed. If he were to be elected at the age of forty, would he willingly retire at the early age oi forty-eight ; and if he would, ought the country to forego his services after that period, when most men 3 20 are only ripe for the graver duties of Executive govern- ment ? Yet there would be no alternative but to do so? or to elect him to another and then another term of four years each, and then after four successive terms, h^ would be vonu2;er than anv President hitherto elected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had he been spared to this nation it is difficult to conceive the possibility of any reasonable opposition at a future day to his elevation to the office so enthusiastically claimed for him by his native State.
2. Mr. Calhoun. — The talents of this gentleman are of a high order; his services in Congress during our late war, were eminently useful and in his present station his views are buld and comprehensive. 'I'hough he has reached the age made indispensable by the Constitution, he is far shor...t of that na^e, which usage has hitherto prescribed. If he were to be elected at the age of forty, would he willingly retire at the early age oi forty-eight ; and if he would, ought the country to forego his services after that period, when most men 3 20 are only ripe for the graver duties of Executive govern- ment ? Yet there would be no alternative but to do so? or to elect him to another and then another term of four years each, and then after four successive terms, h^ would be vonu2;er than anv President hitherto elected.
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