As a foreign critic said in comment on one of the addresses: "The author is one man who knows what he thinks about the new policy required by the new situation in which his country is placed, and has the courage and candor to say it.
A foreign critic praised Reid for his clarity and courage in discussing the new policy required by the changing situation in the U.S.
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I would rather give up my crop to the negroes than the lives of my wife and children.
I asked the old man what he wanted to learn to read for.
A paper that is not as free to censure as to approve, has no virtue in its support, and no importance attaches to its utterances.
The people have generally more education and refinement than in other parts of the State; their public improvements are better, and their country is every way more attractive.