Remarks of Hon William D Kelley of Pennsylvania in Opposition to the Employ
Remarks of Hon William D Kelley of Pennsylvania in Opposition to the Employ
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The Chair overrules the point of order.
Mr. WICKLIFFE. With tlic permission of the gentleman from Pennsylvania, I will make a brief statement. Since I made a remark some time ago, I have received a communication from a gentleman who is well informed on the subject. I will read what he says : " Dbak Sir : You are riglit in regard to the repeal by military authority of the fugitive slave law in the District of Columbia. Tliore are eight hundred slaves from Maryland now. MiliUiry authority arrests... and detains those who at- tempt to recover them. Wise and Kimball, two police offi- cers so attempting, wore arrested, and after being detained three weeks, were released without explanation. " This is what wc get from the military author- ity here.
Mr. KELLEY. The gentleman's remarks and the communication he has thrust upon the Ilouse are alike irrelevant to my subject and the argu- ment by which I am endeavoring to illustrate it. But, wanting as they are in pertinence, I will be glad, when I shall have finished, to hear the name of the author of the anonymous communication.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Chair overrules the point of order.
Mr. WICKLIFFE. With tlic permission of the gentleman from Pennsylvania, I will make a brief statement. Since I made a remark some time ago, I have received a communication from a gentleman who is well informed on the subject. I will read what he says : " Dbak Sir : You are riglit in regard to the repeal by military authority of the fugitive slave law in the District of Columbia. Tliore are eight hundred slaves from Maryland now. MiliUiry authority arrests... and detains those who at- tempt to recover them. Wise and Kimball, two police offi- cers so attempting, wore arrested, and after being detained three weeks, were released without explanation. " This is what wc get from the military author- ity here.
Mr. KELLEY. The gentleman's remarks and the communication he has thrust upon the Ilouse are alike irrelevant to my subject and the argu- ment by which I am endeavoring to illustrate it. But, wanting as they are in pertinence, I will be glad, when I shall have finished, to hear the name of the author of the anonymous communication.
What to read after Remarks of Hon William D Kelley of Pennsylvania in Opposition to the Employ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William D William Darrah Kelley to read onlineMoreLess
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