Adolph Meyer Late a Representative From Louisiana Memorial Addresses Sixt
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In speaking of the rapidity with which the ranks of the vet- erans of the civil war are diminishing, it may be of interest to say that in the Fifty-sixth Congress there were fifty confed- erate soldiers in the two Houses — more than there were of fed- eral soldiers. To-day there are nineteen in all, and only eight in the House. Alabama and \'irginia have two each, and Georgia, Maryland, Mississippi, and Tennessee have one each. There are now thirty-two federal soldiers of the civil war in the t...wo Houses, only two of whom are Democrats. The only confederate soldier I have ever known as a Republican Mem- ber of Congress was Hon. C. SlEmp, of Virginia, who died since his election to the . Sixtieth Congress.
Address of Mr. Spigkt, of Mississippi 51 I mention these things only as a bit of interesting information and to show how fast the men who wrote history in the smoke of battle more than forty years ago are crossing the "great di^-ide" which separates time from eternity. I am glad that no bitterness remains in the hearts of those who took part in that great struggle, but meet now as friends, and trust that in the few remaining years we may be brought still closer together for the welfare and glory of our .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In speaking of the rapidity with which the ranks of the vet- erans of the civil war are diminishing, it may be of interest to say that in the Fifty-sixth Congress there were fifty confed- erate soldiers in the two Houses — more than there were of fed- eral soldiers. To-day there are nineteen in all, and only eight in the House. Alabama and \'irginia have two each, and Georgia, Maryland, Mississippi, and Tennessee have one each. There are now thirty-two federal soldiers of the civil war in the t...wo Houses, only two of whom are Democrats. The only confederate soldier I have ever known as a Republican Mem- ber of Congress was Hon. C. SlEmp, of Virginia, who died since his election to the . Sixtieth Congress.
Address of Mr. Spigkt, of Mississippi 51 I mention these things only as a bit of interesting information and to show how fast the men who wrote history in the smoke of battle more than forty years ago are crossing the "great di^-ide" which separates time from eternity. I am glad that no bitterness remains in the hearts of those who took part in that great struggle, but meet now as friends, and trust that in the few remaining years we may be brought still closer together for the welfare and glory of our .
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 2d Sess Us 48th Cong to read onlineMoreLess
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