Interstate Commerce Law Conventions Held At Chicago October 26 And 27 1905 Co
Interstate Commerce Law Conventions Held At Chicago October 26 And 27 1905 Co
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MR. KEEL (of Texas) : Mr. Chairman, I was on that com- mittee on credentials, and I think the point the gentleman has taken is not well taken. For instance, a man must sign those articles that he signed at the door and which I signed in order 141 to get here (applause), and the governor of the State might have appointed a man that is a wolf in sheep's clothing, and we do not want him here unless he has subscribed to the ar- ticles which I have signed (applause).
MR. HOWARD: Mr. Chairman, those ...delegates did all sign that.
MR. FOSTER: We understand that part of it; that we must have signed those articles, otherwise we have no right here whatever.
MR. CALL: Mr. Chairman, I seconded the motion of Judge Cowan of Texas to correct or to amend the report of the com- mittee on credentials in regard to the admission of Mr. Mead. I was appointed one of a special committee by the executive committee to prepare a roster, together with a statment of the principles of the delegates desiring admission to this conven- tion, and it was upon that roster and that statement that these statements were signed by all, in order that tney might declare their position before becoming entitled to seats in this conven- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MR. KEEL (of Texas) : Mr. Chairman, I was on that com- mittee on credentials, and I think the point the gentleman has taken is not well taken. For instance, a man must sign those articles that he signed at the door and which I signed in order 141 to get here (applause), and the governor of the State might have appointed a man that is a wolf in sheep's clothing, and we do not want him here unless he has subscribed to the ar- ticles which I have signed (applause).
MR. HOWARD: Mr. Chairman, those ...delegates did all sign that.
MR. FOSTER: We understand that part of it; that we must have signed those articles, otherwise we have no right here whatever.
MR. CALL: Mr. Chairman, I seconded the motion of Judge Cowan of Texas to correct or to amend the report of the com- mittee on credentials in regard to the admission of Mr. Mead. I was appointed one of a special committee by the executive committee to prepare a roster, together with a statment of the principles of the delegates desiring admission to this conven- tion, and it was upon that roster and that statement that these statements were signed by all, in order that tney might declare their position before becoming entitled to seats in this conven- tion.
What to read after Interstate Commerce Law Conventions Held At Chicago October 26 And 27 1905 Co?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Interstate Commerce Law Convention 1905 Chicago to read onlineMoreLess
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