In Memoriam. William Holcomb Webster, of Connecticut, Late Chief Examiner of the United States Civil Service Commission, Washington, D. C
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George W. Leadley.
After listening to your remarks, I am so filled with emotion and bereavement that I can say nothing. One of my friends has expressed my own prominent thought: That Major Webster fought a good fight and that he will have his just reward.
37 Remarks of Mr. George W. Hill, Of the Department of Agriculture.
It is never easy for some of us to express our thoughts before an audience, and it is especially difficult on an oc- casion which has, as in the present case, come to us with ...such a shock, but I am grateful to you, nevertheless, for giving to those representing other Departments of the Government an opportunity to say a few words on this occasion. I know that in whatever I may say I speak for a great many who, like myself, have had, perhaps, more to do with Major WEBSTER than with any other one in- dividual of this Commission. Our conditions were such that we were constantly finding ourselves obliged to refer to him, and not infrequently obliged to discuss with him, perhaps to differ with him, as to the means by which our ends could be accomplished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
George W. Leadley.
After listening to your remarks, I am so filled with emotion and bereavement that I can say nothing. One of my friends has expressed my own prominent thought: That Major Webster fought a good fight and that he will have his just reward.
37 Remarks of Mr. George W. Hill, Of the Department of Agriculture.
It is never easy for some of us to express our thoughts before an audience, and it is especially difficult on an oc- casion which has, as in the present case, come to us with ...such a shock, but I am grateful to you, nevertheless, for giving to those representing other Departments of the Government an opportunity to say a few words on this occasion. I know that in whatever I may say I speak for a great many who, like myself, have had, perhaps, more to do with Major WEBSTER than with any other one in- dividual of this Commission. Our conditions were such that we were constantly finding ourselves obliged to refer to him, and not infrequently obliged to discuss with him, perhaps to differ with him, as to the means by which our ends could be accomplished.
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