Independence of the Cuban Republic
Independence of the Cuban Republic
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WILLIAMS.
A. S. BERRY.
WM. M. HOWARD.
Mr. Speaker, I reccret as much as any gentleman on this floor can regret the manifestation of partisanship that bas transpired here this afternoon during these proceedings. It appears to me, sir, that if there was ever a period in the history of this Govern- ment that calls for statesmanship, when patriotic dignity should have characterized our conduct, and partisanship should have been subordinated to statesmanship, that period is now. [Prolonged applause ...on the Democratic side. ] We are confronted by the most critical situation witnessed in in very many years by the people of the United States. Our peo- ple have long recognized that this point would ultimately be reached, unless those who represented the people in the Congress of the United States performed their full duty and took the cour- ageous stand dictated by prudence and statesmanship and com- mon sense. [Applause. ] As has been well said by my friend from Tennessee [Mr. McMfl- Lin], it has been and is now my conviction that if we had done our duty, if we had taken this position a year ago, this matter would hsve been settled, Cuba would have been free, and the sailors of the Maine, who sleep now in a watery grave, would have been alive to bear their arms and carry to victory the flag of our countrj'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WILLIAMS.
A. S. BERRY.
WM. M. HOWARD.
Mr. Speaker, I reccret as much as any gentleman on this floor can regret the manifestation of partisanship that bas transpired here this afternoon during these proceedings. It appears to me, sir, that if there was ever a period in the history of this Govern- ment that calls for statesmanship, when patriotic dignity should have characterized our conduct, and partisanship should have been subordinated to statesmanship, that period is now. [Prolonged applause ...on the Democratic side. ] We are confronted by the most critical situation witnessed in in very many years by the people of the United States. Our peo- ple have long recognized that this point would ultimately be reached, unless those who represented the people in the Congress of the United States performed their full duty and took the cour- ageous stand dictated by prudence and statesmanship and com- mon sense. [Applause. ] As has been well said by my friend from Tennessee [Mr. McMfl- Lin], it has been and is now my conviction that if we had done our duty, if we had taken this position a year ago, this matter would hsve been settled, Cuba would have been free, and the sailors of the Maine, who sleep now in a watery grave, would have been alive to bear their arms and carry to victory the flag of our countrj'.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H a From Old Catalog Dinsmore to read onlineMoreLess
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