Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of John Henry Gear Late a Senator
Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of John Henry Gear Late a Senator
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Merit, real, genuine, and intrinsic merit, alone prevails. And hence we are always safe in assuming that the successful man has earned, merited, and deserved the promo- tion and rank to which he has attained; that he has not been born to it, but has grown to it through his energy and ability. This fact is fully illustrated and clearly verified in the case of Address of Mr. Nelson, of Minnesota. 33 Senator Gear. He began his mercantile career without means, as a porter and man of all work, at no...minal wages, in a store of which, in the course of a few years, he became one of the pro- prietors and managers. In this field he exhibited rare talents of a superior order, and became one of the most prosperous and successful of merchants in an enterprising and growing city of his State.
His marked ability and energy in this field soon attracted the attention of his fellow-townsmen. They felt the need of such a man in the public service. They first elected him alder- man of the city council, then mayor, and after that they repeat- edly sent him as their representative to the legislature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Merit, real, genuine, and intrinsic merit, alone prevails. And hence we are always safe in assuming that the successful man has earned, merited, and deserved the promo- tion and rank to which he has attained; that he has not been born to it, but has grown to it through his energy and ability. This fact is fully illustrated and clearly verified in the case of Address of Mr. Nelson, of Minnesota. 33 Senator Gear. He began his mercantile career without means, as a porter and man of all work, at no...minal wages, in a store of which, in the course of a few years, he became one of the pro- prietors and managers. In this field he exhibited rare talents of a superior order, and became one of the most prosperous and successful of merchants in an enterprising and growing city of his State.
His marked ability and energy in this field soon attracted the attention of his fellow-townsmen. They felt the need of such a man in the public service. They first elected him alder- man of the city council, then mayor, and after that they repeat- edly sent him as their representative to the legislature.
What to read after Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of John Henry Gear Late a Senator?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 2nd Session 1882 1883 United States Congress 47th to read onlineMoreLess
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