Life of Gen Joseph Cilley
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All three were terribly frightened, fearing prosecution and severe punishment. Jones and Wise published a statement, trying to justify their connec- tion with the affair and calm the excitement which had arisen, but their statement failed to accomplish anything of the kind.
Gen. JONATHAN PRINCE CILLEY III By John Scales, A. B., A. M.
/^^^HE duel was fought on the 24th of February.
K^ 1 Hon. John Fairfield, congressman from York county, Me., at once introduced a resolution in the house, calling ...for the appointment of a committee to investigate the affair and report whether there had been any breach of the privileges of the house. That committee reported on the 21st of April, 1838, that "It is a breach of the highest privilege of the house, and of the most sacred rights of the people, in the person of their representative, to demand, in a hostile manner, an explanation of words spoken in debate." The report was accompanied by reso- lutions for the expulsion of Graves, Wise and Jones. A long debate followed, in which the sentiments expressed in favor of duelling seem most ridiculous now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All three were terribly frightened, fearing prosecution and severe punishment. Jones and Wise published a statement, trying to justify their connec- tion with the affair and calm the excitement which had arisen, but their statement failed to accomplish anything of the kind.
Gen. JONATHAN PRINCE CILLEY III By John Scales, A. B., A. M.
/^^^HE duel was fought on the 24th of February.
K^ 1 Hon. John Fairfield, congressman from York county, Me., at once introduced a resolution in the house, calling ...for the appointment of a committee to investigate the affair and report whether there had been any breach of the privileges of the house. That committee reported on the 21st of April, 1838, that "It is a breach of the highest privilege of the house, and of the most sacred rights of the people, in the person of their representative, to demand, in a hostile manner, an explanation of words spoken in debate." The report was accompanied by reso- lutions for the expulsion of Graves, Wise and Jones. A long debate followed, in which the sentiments expressed in favor of duelling seem most ridiculous now.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Scales to read onlineMoreLess
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