Autobiography of Seventy Years
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Beyond all question the leader of the Massachusetts dele- gation, and of the House, was Henry L. Dawes. He had had a successful career at the bar and in public life before his election to Congress. In Congress he made his way to the front very rapidly. No member of the House of Rep- resentatives from Massachusetts and few from any part of the Union had an influence which could be at all compared with his. He became in succession Chairman of the two foremost Committees, that of Appropriations an...d that of Ways and Means. He was a prominent candidate for the office of Speaker when Mr. Blaine was elected and was de- feated, as I have said elsewhere, only by the adroit manage- ment of Butler.
Mr. Dawes represented the Berkshire District in the House for eighteen years when he declined further service there. He was then elected to the Senate where he remained eighteen years longer, when he declined further service there. During tbe last part of his last term he was troubled with a growing deafness which I suppose had much to do with his declining to enter upon the contest for another re- election.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beyond all question the leader of the Massachusetts dele- gation, and of the House, was Henry L. Dawes. He had had a successful career at the bar and in public life before his election to Congress. In Congress he made his way to the front very rapidly. No member of the House of Rep- resentatives from Massachusetts and few from any part of the Union had an influence which could be at all compared with his. He became in succession Chairman of the two foremost Committees, that of Appropriations an...d that of Ways and Means. He was a prominent candidate for the office of Speaker when Mr. Blaine was elected and was de- feated, as I have said elsewhere, only by the adroit manage- ment of Butler.
Mr. Dawes represented the Berkshire District in the House for eighteen years when he declined further service there. He was then elected to the Senate where he remained eighteen years longer, when he declined further service there. During tbe last part of his last term he was troubled with a growing deafness which I suppose had much to do with his declining to enter upon the contest for another re- election.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hoar George Frisbie to read onlineMoreLess
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