The New-England Magazine 1
The New-England Magazine 1
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This is no place for politics, and I therefinre repress my opinions.
Bat be the present position of Carolina right or wrong — it is not al- ways asserted in the proper spirit, nor has it been resisted in a better manner. All parties are exasperated, and, of course, are mwe dis- posed to extremes. But in Carolina the state of society affords great facilities, by which political excitements may be raised and extended.
The people are themselves ardent and easily excited. They are, to a great degre...e, social and convivial, and in the whde state few gentlemen of standing are unknown to each other, while, in New-England, many are unacquainted in the same city. A common visiting distance far dinner is twenty miles ; and, at the races, all Carolina comes up to Charleston, as the tribes of Greece met at Olympia, while her citizens ferm closer fellowships in New-England, the West, or Europe in their periodical migrations. Thus it may happen that a man of convivial qualities, a person of high standing as an honorable man, such for in« stance as Governor Hamilton, may acquire an influence and a popu- larity that may not be had by a cooler and better statesman, who is personally less favorably known to his constituents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is no place for politics, and I therefinre repress my opinions.
Bat be the present position of Carolina right or wrong — it is not al- ways asserted in the proper spirit, nor has it been resisted in a better manner. All parties are exasperated, and, of course, are mwe dis- posed to extremes. But in Carolina the state of society affords great facilities, by which political excitements may be raised and extended.
The people are themselves ardent and easily excited. They are, to a great degre...e, social and convivial, and in the whde state few gentlemen of standing are unknown to each other, while, in New-England, many are unacquainted in the same city. A common visiting distance far dinner is twenty miles ; and, at the races, all Carolina comes up to Charleston, as the tribes of Greece met at Olympia, while her citizens ferm closer fellowships in New-England, the West, or Europe in their periodical migrations. Thus it may happen that a man of convivial qualities, a person of high standing as an honorable man, such for in« stance as Governor Hamilton, may acquire an influence and a popu- larity that may not be had by a cooler and better statesman, who is personally less favorably known to his constituents.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S G Samuel Gridley Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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