Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of James Laird, a Representative From Nebraska
Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of James Laird, a Representative From Nebraska
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In the com- mittee-room we found him always attentive to his duties, always faithful to each trust reposed in him, laborious and careful in the examination of his facts; but when his mind was made up, earnest and pertinacious in the defense of that which he believed to be right. His career in this body was marked by these characteristics of manly boldness, of direct- ness, of unquestioned ability; by zeal in the support or de- fense of whatever measures seemed to merit his support or his defens...e.
When we first met here I suppose that if we had been called upon to select the one of us all who was apparently marked by a vigorous constitution and by apparent robust health for long life and continued usefulness, no one would have been more unanimously selected than Mr. Laird.
This perfect soundness of health was first invaded by an accident he met with in this city during his second term in Congress, which confined him for a long period, and later disease fastened upon him. I shall never forget how on the day after his last election as a member of this body, the morning after the November election of 1888, I received a telegram from Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the com- mittee-room we found him always attentive to his duties, always faithful to each trust reposed in him, laborious and careful in the examination of his facts; but when his mind was made up, earnest and pertinacious in the defense of that which he believed to be right. His career in this body was marked by these characteristics of manly boldness, of direct- ness, of unquestioned ability; by zeal in the support or de- fense of whatever measures seemed to merit his support or his defens...e.
When we first met here I suppose that if we had been called upon to select the one of us all who was apparently marked by a vigorous constitution and by apparent robust health for long life and continued usefulness, no one would have been more unanimously selected than Mr. Laird.
This perfect soundness of health was first invaded by an accident he met with in this city during his second term in Congress, which confined him for a long period, and later disease fastened upon him. I shall never forget how on the day after his last election as a member of this body, the morning after the November election of 1888, I received a telegram from Mr.
What to read after Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of James Laird, a Representative From Nebraska?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Congress. Memorial Addresses to read onlineMoreLess
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