The Southerner
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I am the Chief Magistrate of all the people--I am going to save thisUnion for them and their children. I hope to live to see the death ofSlavery. That is in God's hands. My duty to-day is as clear as thenoonday sun. I can't lose the Border Slave States at this stage of thegame and save the Union--therefore I must hold them at all hazards. Letthe heathen rage and the people imagine vain things if they will----" "Then it's a waste of breath to talk!" the Senator suddenly shouted.
The rugged head ...bowed gracefully: "I thought so from the first--but I've tried to be polite----" "Good day, sir!" "Good day, Senator, " the President laughed, "come in any time you wantto let off steam. It'll make you feel easier and it won't hurt me. " Abraham Lincoln knew the real cause of public irritation and loss ofconfidence. The outburst of wrath over Fremont was but a symptom. Thedisease lay deeper. The people had lost confidence in his War Departmentthrough the failure of his first Secretary and the inactivity of thearmy under McClellan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am the Chief Magistrate of all the people--I am going to save thisUnion for them and their children. I hope to live to see the death ofSlavery. That is in God's hands. My duty to-day is as clear as thenoonday sun. I can't lose the Border Slave States at this stage of thegame and save the Union--therefore I must hold them at all hazards. Letthe heathen rage and the people imagine vain things if they will----" "Then it's a waste of breath to talk!" the Senator suddenly shouted.
The rugged head ...bowed gracefully: "I thought so from the first--but I've tried to be polite----" "Good day, sir!" "Good day, Senator, " the President laughed, "come in any time you wantto let off steam. It'll make you feel easier and it won't hurt me. " Abraham Lincoln knew the real cause of public irritation and loss ofconfidence. The outburst of wrath over Fremont was but a symptom. Thedisease lay deeper. The people had lost confidence in his War Departmentthrough the failure of his first Secretary and the inactivity of thearmy under McClellan.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dixon, Thomas, 1864-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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