There is no one here, of whatever political faith or lack of faith, who is not a patriot, anxious for our country on these new and untried paths it must walk--most desirous that all its ways may prove ways of pleasantness and all its paths lead to honorable peace.
He asserts that all present, regardless of political beliefs, share a common patriotism and concern for the nation.
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