Common Council And Select Council
Common Council And Select Council
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Harper, Marcer, Willits, Gill, and Nickels, the Committee on the part of Common Council.
The amendment having- been read, Mr. Brightly Moved that Select Council do concur. Which was agreed to.
Mr. Gray MoAed that this Chamber do now adjourn. Which was agreed to. And the Council adjourned.
1865. ] JOURNAL OF SELECT COUNCIL. 225 RESOLX/TIOISrS Eegarding ilic death of tlie rrf. -;iilcnt of tlie United States.
Wljile indulging the pleasing hopes of })eace afforded by the sticceyses of the National ...Arms, tlie citizens of Philadelphia, in common with their fellow countrymen, have been appalled by the great calamity which, in the death of the President of the United States, has overtaken them. That the ruler of a nation who derived his high office from inheritance or by appointment, and who had used his great trust for the grati- fication of his passions, should be assassinated by some victim of his power, has not in the history of human affairs been of rare occurrence ; but it has been reserved for this age, so proud of its refinement and its civilization, to furnish the only- instance of the murder of an executive chosen by the unforced suffrages of a free people, and uniting, as did the late Presi- dent, a meekness of disposition and loveliness of temper that won the affections of all with whom he had to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harper, Marcer, Willits, Gill, and Nickels, the Committee on the part of Common Council.
The amendment having- been read, Mr. Brightly Moved that Select Council do concur. Which was agreed to.
Mr. Gray MoAed that this Chamber do now adjourn. Which was agreed to. And the Council adjourned.
1865. ] JOURNAL OF SELECT COUNCIL. 225 RESOLX/TIOISrS Eegarding ilic death of tlie rrf. -;iilcnt of tlie United States.
Wljile indulging the pleasing hopes of })eace afforded by the sticceyses of the National ...Arms, tlie citizens of Philadelphia, in common with their fellow countrymen, have been appalled by the great calamity which, in the death of the President of the United States, has overtaken them. That the ruler of a nation who derived his high office from inheritance or by appointment, and who had used his great trust for the grati- fication of his passions, should be assassinated by some victim of his power, has not in the history of human affairs been of rare occurrence ; but it has been reserved for this age, so proud of its refinement and its civilization, to furnish the only- instance of the murder of an executive chosen by the unforced suffrages of a free people, and uniting, as did the late Presi- dent, a meekness of disposition and loveliness of temper that won the affections of all with whom he had to do.
What to read after Common Council And Select Council?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philadelphia Councils From Old Catalog to read onlineMoreLess
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