Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of Frank Welch a Representative F
Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of Frank Welch a Representative F
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SPEAKER : I cannot but feel sad when I realize that death has stricken down in the vigor of manhood a steadfast friend. Between the departed and myself there were ties that could not well exist be- tween others. We stood upon this floor representing States whose borders joined, and each was without a colleague from his common- LIFE AND CHARACTER OF FRANK WELCH. 15 wealth to whom he could look for aid or sympathy in hours of trial. The history of our two States was almost a common one. Beyond th...e Missouri, within the mauhood of the youngest member of this body, they have been seized from countless ages of silence and vacancy, and by the same class of people, exercising like courage, enduring like hardships, meeting and conquering like dangers, have been placed in the group of State republics that make up the model government of the world.
Upon several occasions we had conversed upon the phenomena pre- sented in the representation of our States in the American Congress. In the less numerous body, representing the autonomy and equality of the States, these two younger sisters of the Republic were upon an equality with the oldest and greatest in the family; while in the greater body, representing the people, where greater difficulties are in the way of the individual member, they were accorded but one Rep- resentative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SPEAKER : I cannot but feel sad when I realize that death has stricken down in the vigor of manhood a steadfast friend. Between the departed and myself there were ties that could not well exist be- tween others. We stood upon this floor representing States whose borders joined, and each was without a colleague from his common- LIFE AND CHARACTER OF FRANK WELCH. 15 wealth to whom he could look for aid or sympathy in hours of trial. The history of our two States was almost a common one. Beyond th...e Missouri, within the mauhood of the youngest member of this body, they have been seized from countless ages of silence and vacancy, and by the same class of people, exercising like courage, enduring like hardships, meeting and conquering like dangers, have been placed in the group of State republics that make up the model government of the world.
Upon several occasions we had conversed upon the phenomena pre- sented in the representation of our States in the American Congress. In the less numerous body, representing the autonomy and equality of the States, these two younger sisters of the Republic were upon an equality with the oldest and greatest in the family; while in the greater body, representing the people, where greater difficulties are in the way of the individual member, they were accorded but one Rep- resentative.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 3rd Session 1904 1905 United States Congress 58th to read onlineMoreLess
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