Excerpt from The National Problem: An Oration Delivered at Delphi, N. Y., July 4th, 1861
Dear Sir: - Upon the conclusion of your Oration before us on the 4th inst., a motion was made and carried unanimously, that with your consent, the Oration be published. We therefore, a Committee appointed for that purpose, earnestly request that you will accede to the desire of the citizens of Delphi, as above indicated.
Gents: -
With many thanks for your kind invitation and many pleasant reminiscences of my visit with you, the Oration, the publication of which you desire, is hereby placed at your disposal.
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Excerpt from The National Problem: An Oration Delivered at Delphi, N. Y., July 4th, 1861
Oh! My friends, in this our night of gloom, upon the outer horizon of which I surely see the day star of hope faintly shining it surely behooves us to inquire if Republi can institutions are really a failure. Sad thought if they are; it' the nations have been slowly groping upwards through the long ages, only to be hurled back into anarchic chaos, or confined within the iron chambers of despotism, whose walls gradually closing around them, shall finally stifle them to death.
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