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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 1. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 77 (search)
greatness. (Loud cheers.) Press onward, fellow-countrymen, if necessary, but let it be done quickly. Let the spirit of our ancestors — let the spirit of freedom in the North--awaken. Let them come in as one man, and let us crush out this monster. (Vociferous cheers.) Yes, this monster rebellion, which seeks to find a lodgment among our people. (Cheers.) Press them out, I say. Press them out once, and do it well, and that will be their end. (Loud and continued cheers.) Speech of W. J. A. Fuller. fellow-citizens:--This is no time for set speeches. Fine phrases, rhetorical flourishes and rounded periods, are not what the people want. There is more eloquence in the words I enlist than in the combined utterances of all the orators in the nation. What man, by words, could inspire such military enthusiasm and ardent patriotism as did the roll of the drum and tread of the New York Imperial Guard, the gallant Seventh, as it marched through our streets yesterday? But earnest wor