Much that he has said I approve; but it seems to me that instead of appealing to this side of the House for conciliation, kindness and forbearance, he should appeal to those around him, who alone, provoke the excitement now prevailing in this country.
Sherman suggests that his colleague should address those causing unrest rather than seeking conciliation from his own side.
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