Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of Samuel Sullivan Cox, (A Representative From New York), Delivered in the House of Representatives And in the Senate, Fifty-First Congress
Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of Samuel Sullivan Cox, (A Representative From New York), Delivered in the House of Representatives And in the Senate, Fifty-First Congress
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His varied and unfailing store of information, his long experience as a pailiamentarian, and his tact and quickness as a debater made him a valuable ally. Even during the last Congress, 90 Address of Mr. Outhwaite^ ofOhiOy on the twenty-five years since he had been a citizen of Ohio, he received letters from his old constituents there requesting his help, and they were attended to. He will long be cherished among them for— That best portion of a good man's life.
His little, nameless, unremember...ed acts Of kindness and of love.
Turning again to the grave characteristics of the man, we must say of Mr. Cox that he was a scholar for the love of learn- ing, who never abated the zeal of his study until he had mas- tered the subject under investigation. He was a citizen whose wide travel in foreign lands only strengthened his affection for his own country and intensified his faith in the wisdom and beneficence of her institutions. Although a partisan from pro- found convictions, he was ever ready to yield to the apparently superior demands of progress or of patriotism, and '* always strove to make his party conservative of his country.'' A statesman largely gifted with practical legislative power, free from the bigotry of sectionalism, abounding in general knowledge of the wants, interests, and aspirations of the people of every part of this land, and of all sorts and conditions of men, and perfectly familiar with the fundamental principles of this Government, he was the active promoter of all good causes before Congress, a constant, vigilant, and determined defender of the harmony of the constitutional relation between the Fed- eral Union and the States, and the watchful and resolute antagonist of all attempts at encroachments upon the reserved rights of the people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His varied and unfailing store of information, his long experience as a pailiamentarian, and his tact and quickness as a debater made him a valuable ally. Even during the last Congress, 90 Address of Mr. Outhwaite^ ofOhiOy on the twenty-five years since he had been a citizen of Ohio, he received letters from his old constituents there requesting his help, and they were attended to. He will long be cherished among them for— That best portion of a good man's life.
His little, nameless, unremember...ed acts Of kindness and of love.
Turning again to the grave characteristics of the man, we must say of Mr. Cox that he was a scholar for the love of learn- ing, who never abated the zeal of his study until he had mas- tered the subject under investigation. He was a citizen whose wide travel in foreign lands only strengthened his affection for his own country and intensified his faith in the wisdom and beneficence of her institutions. Although a partisan from pro- found convictions, he was ever ready to yield to the apparently superior demands of progress or of patriotism, and '* always strove to make his party conservative of his country.'' A statesman largely gifted with practical legislative power, free from the bigotry of sectionalism, abounding in general knowledge of the wants, interests, and aspirations of the people of every part of this land, and of all sorts and conditions of men, and perfectly familiar with the fundamental principles of this Government, he was the active promoter of all good causes before Congress, a constant, vigilant, and determined defender of the harmony of the constitutional relation between the Fed- eral Union and the States, and the watchful and resolute antagonist of all attempts at encroachments upon the reserved rights of the people.
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