Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of John Franklin Miller a Senator
Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of John Franklin Miller a Senator
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Address of Mr. VoORHEES, of Indiana.
Mr. PRESIDENT : The distinguished soldier and civilian whose death we mourn and whose memory we cherish won and wore in his lifetime, and in full and abundant measure, the honors of two great States, far distant from each other. Fifty-five years ago in the beautiful valley of the White- water, in Eastern Indiana, JOHN F. MILLER was born. He grew to manhood's bright estate and equipped himself for his brilliant career under the favorable and progressive influ...ences of his native State. He first appeared in connec- tion with public affairs as a member of the Indiana State senate from Saint Joseph County in 1860. He was then twenty-nine years of age, handsome in face and person, and attractive in manner. Those who saw him then could best appreciate when they met him in after years the changes wrought by wounds, suffering, and time. He remained but a short time in the civil service of Indiana. The ill-omened roar of artillery at Sumter in April, 1861, startled men from the repose of peace and inflamed their blood for battle as no other opening act of war ever did in the history of nations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Address of Mr. VoORHEES, of Indiana.
Mr. PRESIDENT : The distinguished soldier and civilian whose death we mourn and whose memory we cherish won and wore in his lifetime, and in full and abundant measure, the honors of two great States, far distant from each other. Fifty-five years ago in the beautiful valley of the White- water, in Eastern Indiana, JOHN F. MILLER was born. He grew to manhood's bright estate and equipped himself for his brilliant career under the favorable and progressive influ...ences of his native State. He first appeared in connec- tion with public affairs as a member of the Indiana State senate from Saint Joseph County in 1860. He was then twenty-nine years of age, handsome in face and person, and attractive in manner. Those who saw him then could best appreciate when they met him in after years the changes wrought by wounds, suffering, and time. He remained but a short time in the civil service of Indiana. The ill-omened roar of artillery at Sumter in April, 1861, startled men from the repose of peace and inflamed their blood for battle as no other opening act of war ever did in the history of nations.
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