The Ovation to Mr Fillmore
The Ovation to Mr Fillmore
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It was brought upon us by the acquisition of new terri- tory, for the government of which it was necessary to provide territo- rial organizations. But it is for you to say whether the present agita- tion Avhich distracts the country and threatens us with civil war, has not been recklessly and wantonly produced by the adoption of a meas- ure to aid in personal advancement rather than in any public good. (Cheers. ) Sir, you have been pleased to . "iay that I have the union of these States at hear...t. This, sir, is most true ; for if there be one object dearer to me than any other, it is tlie unity, prosperity, and glory of this great republic ; and T. Confess &-ankly, sir, that T fear it is in dan- ger. I say nothing of any particular bection, much less of the several candidates before the people. 1 presume they are all honorable men, But, sir, what do we sec? An exasperated feeling between the North and the South, on the most exciting- of all topics, resulting in blood- shed and organized military array.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was brought upon us by the acquisition of new terri- tory, for the government of which it was necessary to provide territo- rial organizations. But it is for you to say whether the present agita- tion Avhich distracts the country and threatens us with civil war, has not been recklessly and wantonly produced by the adoption of a meas- ure to aid in personal advancement rather than in any public good. (Cheers. ) Sir, you have been pleased to . "iay that I have the union of these States at hear...t. This, sir, is most true ; for if there be one object dearer to me than any other, it is tlie unity, prosperity, and glory of this great republic ; and T. Confess &-ankly, sir, that T fear it is in dan- ger. I say nothing of any particular bection, much less of the several candidates before the people. 1 presume they are all honorable men, But, sir, what do we sec? An exasperated feeling between the North and the South, on the most exciting- of all topics, resulting in blood- shed and organized military array.
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