Amnesty And the Jefferson Davis Amendment
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[Great laughter. ] Alas! alas! I was afraid then that there was some parfy emer- gency, and that it would pass away as the bill passed 'to tbe Senate. Alas! alas ! that the grace with which my colleague [Mr. Eakdall] and myself yielded the direction and management of this democratic bill to'our republican colleagues should have been so little appre- ciated. Ah, then I knew that the honorable member from Mame had been perusing history. He had read of Claverhouse and his merry men of blood, and o...f Hoche and his conciliation of La Vendue. He had read of Ireland, Poland, and what not of woes to conquered people.
That Maynard bill was reported to the House. What then ? Where was my friend, the Ex-Speaker, then ? In the chair? At home ? No; he sent down to a member to do something that he did not want to do himself. Why, I am surprised and mortified at the gentleman from Maine sending down to another member — a colored member, too, I believe it was — to do what he had not the courage to do himself ; and that was to have Jefi'ersou Davis excluded fi-om the operation of that bill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Great laughter. ] Alas! alas! I was afraid then that there was some parfy emer- gency, and that it would pass away as the bill passed 'to tbe Senate. Alas! alas ! that the grace with which my colleague [Mr. Eakdall] and myself yielded the direction and management of this democratic bill to'our republican colleagues should have been so little appre- ciated. Ah, then I knew that the honorable member from Mame had been perusing history. He had read of Claverhouse and his merry men of blood, and o...f Hoche and his conciliation of La Vendue. He had read of Ireland, Poland, and what not of woes to conquered people.
That Maynard bill was reported to the House. What then ? Where was my friend, the Ex-Speaker, then ? In the chair? At home ? No; he sent down to a member to do something that he did not want to do himself. Why, I am surprised and mortified at the gentleman from Maine sending down to another member — a colored member, too, I believe it was — to do what he had not the courage to do himself ; and that was to have Jefi'ersou Davis excluded fi-om the operation of that bill.
What to read after Amnesty And the Jefferson Davis Amendment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Sullivan Cox to read onlineMoreLess
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