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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Welch, and shall ever remember him as a true friend; and by a true friend I mean a man who is willing and in fact anxious to assist his friends at all times and under all circum- stances. Frank Welch loved liberty and hated oppression in all its forms, and in this he was the fit representative of the pioneer people who in behalf of freedom settled the Territory of Nebraska.
I believe had he lived that his services would have been of great value to the people of his State. But Frank Welch is no ...more — stricken down in death in the very prime of life and the early morn- ing of his usefulness. It is well known by members upon this floor that a new member of this House quiet and unassuming as was Mr. Welch can make but little public demonstration at the first session or in fact in the first Congress, and that during the first session at least he would form but few acquaintances, and for this reason I feel that many members upon this floor did not form an intimate acquaint- ance with him during his service as a member of this House; yet I think I may safely say that those who did form his acquaintance regarded him as a high-minded and an accomplished gentleman.
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Welch, and shall ever remember him as a true friend; and by a true friend I mean a man who is willing and in fact anxious to assist his friends at all times and under all circum- stances. Frank Welch loved liberty and hated oppression in all its forms, and in this he was the fit representative of the pioneer people who in behalf of freedom settled the Territory of Nebraska.
I believe had he lived that his services would have been of great value to the people of his State. But Frank Welch is no ...more — stricken down in death in the very prime of life and the early morn- ing of his usefulness. It is well known by members upon this floor that a new member of this House quiet and unassuming as was Mr. Welch can make but little public demonstration at the first session or in fact in the first Congress, and that during the first session at least he would form but few acquaintances, and for this reason I feel that many members upon this floor did not form an intimate acquaint- ance with him during his service as a member of this House; yet I think I may safely say that those who did form his acquaintance regarded him as a high-minded and an accomplished gentleman.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Congress (46th, 2d Session: 1879-1880) to read onlineMoreLess
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