Speeches of J B Foraker 1869 1917 volume 5
Speeches of J B Foraker 1869 1917 volume 5
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Mr. CARMACK. But not the last honorable position he ever held.
Mr. FORAKER. No; he was afterwards sent by the President of the United States as minister to Mexico, but he was never after that utterance honored with the confidence and by the ballots of the people of Ohio: not that they entirely disagreed with him Mr. HOAR. No.
Mr. FORAKER. There were many who sympathized with him, but the people of Ohio as a whole have always been loyal to the Government of the United States, and now when the fl...ag of our country is being borne by our soldiers to battle every man in Ohio will stand behind them to encourage them, and no man can be honored by the voters of that State who discourages them and throws disparagement on that which they are doing.
Mr. HOAR. Did not the majority of the people of Ohio, or at any rate the entire party to which the Senator himself then be- longed in Ohio, svmpathize with that utterance?
Mr. RAWLINS. Mr. President Mr. FORAKER. In so far as they did, the party went out of power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. CARMACK. But not the last honorable position he ever held.
Mr. FORAKER. No; he was afterwards sent by the President of the United States as minister to Mexico, but he was never after that utterance honored with the confidence and by the ballots of the people of Ohio: not that they entirely disagreed with him Mr. HOAR. No.
Mr. FORAKER. There were many who sympathized with him, but the people of Ohio as a whole have always been loyal to the Government of the United States, and now when the fl...ag of our country is being borne by our soldiers to battle every man in Ohio will stand behind them to encourage them, and no man can be honored by the voters of that State who discourages them and throws disparagement on that which they are doing.
Mr. HOAR. Did not the majority of the people of Ohio, or at any rate the entire party to which the Senator himself then be- longed in Ohio, svmpathize with that utterance?
Mr. RAWLINS. Mr. President Mr. FORAKER. In so far as they did, the party went out of power.
What to read after Speeches of J B Foraker 1869 1917 volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Benson Foraker to read onlineMoreLess
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