The Presidency
The Presidency
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The policy proclaimed in its name makes it — so far as such a declaration can — what it has never been before, a peace party in war, degrading it from the emin- ence on which it has stood in every other national conflict. In this injustice to the country, and to a great party identified with all that is honorable in our history, I can have no part. I can only mourn over the reproach which has been brought upon it by its leaders, and cherish the hope that it may hereafter, under the auspices of ...better counsellors, resume its ancient ef- fective and beneficent influence in the administration of the gov- ernment.
Does any one doubt as to the true cause of our national ca- lamities ? I believe it to be found in the management of the leaders of both the principal political parties during the last quarter of a century. In 1840 the great men of the whig party — Webster, Clay and others — men of universally acknowledged ability and long experience in civil life — were thrust aside, and General Harrison, a man of very moderate capacity, was selected as its candidate for the Presidency.
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The policy proclaimed in its name makes it — so far as such a declaration can — what it has never been before, a peace party in war, degrading it from the emin- ence on which it has stood in every other national conflict. In this injustice to the country, and to a great party identified with all that is honorable in our history, I can have no part. I can only mourn over the reproach which has been brought upon it by its leaders, and cherish the hope that it may hereafter, under the auspices of ...better counsellors, resume its ancient ef- fective and beneficent influence in the administration of the gov- ernment.
Does any one doubt as to the true cause of our national ca- lamities ? I believe it to be found in the management of the leaders of both the principal political parties during the last quarter of a century. In 1840 the great men of the whig party — Webster, Clay and others — men of universally acknowledged ability and long experience in civil life — were thrust aside, and General Harrison, a man of very moderate capacity, was selected as its candidate for the Presidency.
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