Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of Richard Alsop Wise Late a Repre
Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of Richard Alsop Wise Late a Repre
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Ster to Brazil, he was confirmed by the Senate. Resigning this ])osi- tion, after . Several years of service, he returned to his State, and taking an active part in politics was, in 1855, after an exciting contest in which the Know- Nothing party in Virginia received its death blow, elected governor of his State. It was in the closing days of his admini. Stration that the John Brown raid, the precursor of the great war between the States, occurred.
Address of Mr. Rixey, of ]'i>gi)iia. 33 Brave ...and chivalrous, warm in his friendships, nnconipromi- sing in his hatreds, his son, Richard Alsop Wise, inherited these with many other traits of his noble father.
The political career of my late colleague was tempest tossed. Honored by his State, he filled many positions of high honor and trust; not always without criticism, for he had enemies, but always as an honorable man.
While not an orator, he was a leader. He could not and did not brook a divided leadership in his own political party. Hence it was that his bitterest antagonists were often to be found among those of his own party faith ; but he never quailed or cowered before opposition within or without.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ster to Brazil, he was confirmed by the Senate. Resigning this ])osi- tion, after . Several years of service, he returned to his State, and taking an active part in politics was, in 1855, after an exciting contest in which the Know- Nothing party in Virginia received its death blow, elected governor of his State. It was in the closing days of his admini. Stration that the John Brown raid, the precursor of the great war between the States, occurred.
Address of Mr. Rixey, of ]'i>gi)iia. 33 Brave ...and chivalrous, warm in his friendships, nnconipromi- sing in his hatreds, his son, Richard Alsop Wise, inherited these with many other traits of his noble father.
The political career of my late colleague was tempest tossed. Honored by his State, he filled many positions of high honor and trust; not always without criticism, for he had enemies, but always as an honorable man.
While not an orator, he was a leader. He could not and did not brook a divided leadership in his own political party. Hence it was that his bitterest antagonists were often to be found among those of his own party faith ; but he never quailed or cowered before opposition within or without.
What to read after Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of Richard Alsop Wise Late a Repre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 2d Sess United States 56th Congress to read onlineMoreLess
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