John Geiser Mchenry Late a Representative From Pennsylvania Memorial Addresses
John Geiser Mchenry Late a Representative From Pennsylvania Memorial Addresses
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The journey of life lies along the dark valley of the shadow of death. Death knocks alike at the hovel of the poor and the palace of the rich. There is no spot or place on its pilgrimage where its presence is unknown. There is no family that will not feel the sting of it sooner or later.
To-day there is many an eye that is weeping and many a heart that is bleeding; I might even say that the hearts of the people of a great Nation are bleeding on account of the great and good men who passed away ...in the House and Senate in the Sixty-second Congress. There is many a home whose light is extinguished and whose altars are draped in testimonials of sorrow. There seems to be but a step between life and death, and man is carried from time into eternity by the breath of destiny. All the wis- dom of all the ages stretches no further than the little span of life bounded by the cradle and the grave.
I became acquainted with Mr. McHenry in the Sixtieth Congress. I soon discovered that he was a man of the people; he was like a brother to me; he was like a brother to all who knew him; he was modest, as is evidenced by his biographical sketch, which consists of but two lines in the Congressional Directory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The journey of life lies along the dark valley of the shadow of death. Death knocks alike at the hovel of the poor and the palace of the rich. There is no spot or place on its pilgrimage where its presence is unknown. There is no family that will not feel the sting of it sooner or later.
To-day there is many an eye that is weeping and many a heart that is bleeding; I might even say that the hearts of the people of a great Nation are bleeding on account of the great and good men who passed away ...in the House and Senate in the Sixty-second Congress. There is many a home whose light is extinguished and whose altars are draped in testimonials of sorrow. There seems to be but a step between life and death, and man is carried from time into eternity by the breath of destiny. All the wis- dom of all the ages stretches no further than the little span of life bounded by the cradle and the grave.
I became acquainted with Mr. McHenry in the Sixtieth Congress. I soon discovered that he was a man of the people; he was like a brother to me; he was like a brother to all who knew him; he was modest, as is evidenced by his biographical sketch, which consists of but two lines in the Congressional Directory.
What to read after John Geiser Mchenry Late a Representative From Pennsylvania Memorial Addresses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 3d Session United States Congress to read onlineMoreLess
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