Remarks of Mr Cadwalader of Penna On the Delay to Organize the House of Repr
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But, sir, there have since been further develop- ments — striking developments — rendering what is known as important as any portion of that whichj unfortunately, remains unknown. An honorable j gentleman from Massachusetts, [Mr. Banks, ] who stands on the same party platform as the honorable gentleman from Ohio, afterwards re- ceived an accession of a sufficient number of votes to make every member whose mind recurred to the imperfect disclosures of the gentleman from Ohio, desirous to learn f...rom what quarter that accession came. Except for the sake of informa- tion, this was no concern, perhaps, of those who are not voters on that side of the question; bul we, the Democratic minority, were at liberty to regard it as a remarkable fact, that a gentleman put forward by those who occupy the same polit- ical platform, received this large accession of votes. We were not, for any great length of time, at a loss to know the cause. The honor- able gentleman from Massachusetts, who received this accession of votes, has told us — and no one doubts his sincerity — that he has not, in person, or, as I understood him to mean, through the agency of others, been privy to any such arrange- ment as the gentleman from Ohio had rejected as dishonorable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, sir, there have since been further develop- ments — striking developments — rendering what is known as important as any portion of that whichj unfortunately, remains unknown. An honorable j gentleman from Massachusetts, [Mr. Banks, ] who stands on the same party platform as the honorable gentleman from Ohio, afterwards re- ceived an accession of a sufficient number of votes to make every member whose mind recurred to the imperfect disclosures of the gentleman from Ohio, desirous to learn f...rom what quarter that accession came. Except for the sake of informa- tion, this was no concern, perhaps, of those who are not voters on that side of the question; bul we, the Democratic minority, were at liberty to regard it as a remarkable fact, that a gentleman put forward by those who occupy the same polit- ical platform, received this large accession of votes. We were not, for any great length of time, at a loss to know the cause. The honor- able gentleman from Massachusetts, who received this accession of votes, has told us — and no one doubts his sincerity — that he has not, in person, or, as I understood him to mean, through the agency of others, been privy to any such arrange- ment as the gentleman from Ohio had rejected as dishonorable.
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