Reconstruction
Reconstruction
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Very well Mr. ROGERS. 1 know thai u\\ views are somewhat in advance of those of some mem- bers on this side of this Souse, lhtt I suppose the Speaker of this House has noticed that dur- ing my career in Congress I have always acted and spoken upon principle, regardless of any political consequences to me. I have always expressed my views openly and fairly to the best of my ability; and I am here to-day to say that I would vote now, and it would give me as much pleasure as any vote that I have e...ver given or ever could give, to repeal the present test oath. 1 believe that oath is unconstitu- tional, and that no Congress under the au- thority of the Constitution has the right to . I requirement upon tic con- i . , . A. Ndtl I mt ( f the Uniti colloquy he had with gentlemen from New York, expressly stated that he believed that oath ought to be repealed, and that no other obligation ought to be imposed upon any man than an oath to support the Constitution of the Uniled States.
Mr. KUYKBNDALL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Very well Mr. ROGERS. 1 know thai u\\ views are somewhat in advance of those of some mem- bers on this side of this Souse, lhtt I suppose the Speaker of this House has noticed that dur- ing my career in Congress I have always acted and spoken upon principle, regardless of any political consequences to me. I have always expressed my views openly and fairly to the best of my ability; and I am here to-day to say that I would vote now, and it would give me as much pleasure as any vote that I have e...ver given or ever could give, to repeal the present test oath. 1 believe that oath is unconstitu- tional, and that no Congress under the au- thority of the Constitution has the right to . I requirement upon tic con- i . , . A. Ndtl I mt ( f the Uniti colloquy he had with gentlemen from New York, expressly stated that he believed that oath ought to be repealed, and that no other obligation ought to be imposed upon any man than an oath to support the Constitution of the Uniled States.
Mr. KUYKBNDALL.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A J Andrew Jackson Kuykendall to read onlineMoreLess
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