Personal Explanation Speech in the Senate 1898
Personal Explanation Speech in the Senate 1898
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Even for this advantage in the Senate of the United States I can not believe it was good policy to elect him with Republican votes, and do not regret that I did not give him one. If my friends and constituents think that I made a mistake, I must differ with them honestly and crave their indulgence, and earnestly request them to send a better and more pliablo man next time to represent them at the State capital.
"E. T. SWEET.
"Pierre, February 22, 1897. " Now. The facts in the matter are these: ...Right after the election of 1896 the leading Republican papers of the State advocated the election of Mr. Kyle. Their representatives visited the Repub- lican national committee, visited those members of the national committee who had this matter in charge, and during November and December, before the legislature met, we well knew there was an understanding by which Mr. Kyle was to be elected to the Sen- ate by Republicans, and that he was to stand by the Administra- tion when needed. These representatives of the Republican party, the national committeemen and others, as I said before, visited their national committee, or members of the national committee, and arranged a complete understanding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even for this advantage in the Senate of the United States I can not believe it was good policy to elect him with Republican votes, and do not regret that I did not give him one. If my friends and constituents think that I made a mistake, I must differ with them honestly and crave their indulgence, and earnestly request them to send a better and more pliablo man next time to represent them at the State capital.
"E. T. SWEET.
"Pierre, February 22, 1897. " Now. The facts in the matter are these: ...Right after the election of 1896 the leading Republican papers of the State advocated the election of Mr. Kyle. Their representatives visited the Repub- lican national committee, visited those members of the national committee who had this matter in charge, and during November and December, before the legislature met, we well knew there was an understanding by which Mr. Kyle was to be elected to the Sen- ate by Republicans, and that he was to stand by the Administra- tion when needed. These representatives of the Republican party, the national committeemen and others, as I said before, visited their national committee, or members of the national committee, and arranged a complete understanding.
What to read after Personal Explanation Speech in the Senate 1898?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R F From Old Catalog Pettigrew to read onlineMoreLess
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