Mr Webster And His Revilers volume 2
Mr Webster And His Revilers volume 2
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Web- ster voted against a hill to provide for the rebuilding of the Capitorl after it had been destroyed by the enemy.
Tffc unfairness and falsity of Ibis charge arc shown by an examination of the re- cord. The Journal shows the following legislation in respect to rebuilding the Capitol. It is to be rcmemberou, however, that, in consequence of a domestic ca- lamity, Mr. Webster did not take his seat in Congress in 1814 until the l, 5th*ay of October. On the 26lh September, Mr. Fisk of New York,... ' a distinguished friend of t!ie administration of Mr. Madison, moved for a committee "to inquire into the expediency of removing the seat of Government during the session of Con- gress to a place of better security and less inconvenience. " The motion prevailed r ayes 72, noes 51. This was not a party vote, as the record shows.
On the 3d October the committee reported "that it was' inexpedient, at this time, to remove the scat of Government, " but Mr. Fisk himself moved to amend the report by striking out the word *' inexpedient, " and substituting "expe- dient.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Web- ster voted against a hill to provide for the rebuilding of the Capitorl after it had been destroyed by the enemy.
Tffc unfairness and falsity of Ibis charge arc shown by an examination of the re- cord. The Journal shows the following legislation in respect to rebuilding the Capitol. It is to be rcmemberou, however, that, in consequence of a domestic ca- lamity, Mr. Webster did not take his seat in Congress in 1814 until the l, 5th*ay of October. On the 26lh September, Mr. Fisk of New York,... ' a distinguished friend of t!ie administration of Mr. Madison, moved for a committee "to inquire into the expediency of removing the seat of Government during the session of Con- gress to a place of better security and less inconvenience. " The motion prevailed r ayes 72, noes 51. This was not a party vote, as the record shows.
On the 3d October the committee reported "that it was' inexpedient, at this time, to remove the scat of Government, " but Mr. Fisk himself moved to amend the report by striking out the word *' inexpedient, " and substituting "expe- dient.
What to read after Mr Webster And His Revilers volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Washington National Intelligencer to read onlineMoreLess
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