On the record
But, thank God! the days of defeat, of mourning, of fear, have passed, and these walls will record only those notes of victory already beginning to sound in our ears.
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gutenberg.orgBut, thank God! the days of defeat, of mourning, of fear, have passed, and these walls will record only those notes of victory already beginning to sound in our ears.
Sumner expresses relief and optimism that the era of defeat and mourning has ended, signaling a new beginning.
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