Personal Explanation Remarks of Elisha D Cullen of Delaware in the House of
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Keitt. The remark was frequently made, that only one gentleman from the South had voted for that res- olution; and the impression was made on my mind, as upon the minds of others, that that vote was given by the gentleman from Delaware. But, as he has stated to me that I was not correct in that matter, I desire to correct myself by saying that he did not vote at all on the resolutions as to the expulsion of Mr. Brooks, but voted for the resolution censuring Mr. Keitt, and voted against the reso...lution censuring Mr. Edmundson. I have given the points which I made in that speech; and, if it were proper, I would go through with the same argument here for the whole country as I made for the people of my own town on the subject. I will close by repeating the firm conviction of my judgment, that the people who desire the defeat of Mr. Fremont for the Presi- dency ought to see to it that the election does not 1 come to the House of Representatives. Mr. CULLEN. I am very much gratified at the I statement made by the gentleman from Georgia, 1 and at his admission that he had done me injustice in the remarks which he had made on the evening ' in question in Athens, in the State of Georgia.
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Keitt. The remark was frequently made, that only one gentleman from the South had voted for that res- olution; and the impression was made on my mind, as upon the minds of others, that that vote was given by the gentleman from Delaware. But, as he has stated to me that I was not correct in that matter, I desire to correct myself by saying that he did not vote at all on the resolutions as to the expulsion of Mr. Brooks, but voted for the resolution censuring Mr. Keitt, and voted against the reso...lution censuring Mr. Edmundson. I have given the points which I made in that speech; and, if it were proper, I would go through with the same argument here for the whole country as I made for the people of my own town on the subject. I will close by repeating the firm conviction of my judgment, that the people who desire the defeat of Mr. Fremont for the Presi- dency ought to see to it that the election does not 1 come to the House of Representatives. Mr. CULLEN. I am very much gratified at the I statement made by the gentleman from Georgia, 1 and at his admission that he had done me injustice in the remarks which he had made on the evening ' in question in Athens, in the State of Georgia.
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