Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of David Wilber a Representative F
Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of David Wilber a Representative F
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, on the cess and made grateful to tliose colleagues who have aided him in accomjjlishiug results to effect which he has worked so earnestly; and, Mr. Speaker, while he is thus satisfying 'some delicate question of conscience, or is being moved by feelings of anger, joy, or gratitude, thei'e comes a day when another emotion is aroused, and he is startled by the an- nouncement that death has entered the ranks and removed one of his colaborers, and he is grieved at the loss of a com- rade and fil...led with symj^athy for ihe afflicted family of his friend.
Alas, such a shock as this has not been an infrequent occurrence of late. Only a little more than half the Fifty- first Congress has passed, and we who remain have to mourn the loss of nine of our colleagues. Burnes, Townshend, Nutting, Gay, Laird, Cox, Kelley, -Wilber, and Randall had many devoted friends, and were men of exceptional sti'ength in their respective districts. Of them all, however, the gentleman in whose memory eulogies are being pronounced to-day was the only one representing a constituency the normal majority of which was opposed to the party of its member of Congress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, on the cess and made grateful to tliose colleagues who have aided him in accomjjlishiug results to effect which he has worked so earnestly; and, Mr. Speaker, while he is thus satisfying 'some delicate question of conscience, or is being moved by feelings of anger, joy, or gratitude, thei'e comes a day when another emotion is aroused, and he is startled by the an- nouncement that death has entered the ranks and removed one of his colaborers, and he is grieved at the loss of a com- rade and fil...led with symj^athy for ihe afflicted family of his friend.
Alas, such a shock as this has not been an infrequent occurrence of late. Only a little more than half the Fifty- first Congress has passed, and we who remain have to mourn the loss of nine of our colleagues. Burnes, Townshend, Nutting, Gay, Laird, Cox, Kelley, -Wilber, and Randall had many devoted friends, and were men of exceptional sti'ength in their respective districts. Of them all, however, the gentleman in whose memory eulogies are being pronounced to-day was the only one representing a constituency the normal majority of which was opposed to the party of its member of Congress.
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