Speechin the House May 3 1898
Speechin the House May 3 1898
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And humble fellow-citizens are offering the devotion of their lives at the call of our country; shall we not make some sacrifices in . Their behalf?
Mr. Speaker, I have no animosity whatever against the pend- ing measure. I do not object to the payment of the pension, if a - pension is due in this case. I have no opposition to the claimant in the case. 1 have no doubt that it is a just and proper claim, and one that has been carefully considered and should be paid. I have advocated pensions in ...every speech that I have ever made on this floor. I have a large constituency composed of valiant Fed- eral soldiers in my Western home.
Mr, STEELE, 'if the gentleman will allow an interruption, this is is not a pension case, but a bill for the relief of a deserter. [Laughter. ] Mr. LEWIS of Washington. Mr. Speaker, my friend from Indiana most appropriately calls my attention to the fact that this is a deserter's bill, and I answer that that is why I arose. I arose to speak of those deserters who are ever deserting the cause of the people in the hour when they should be protecting them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And humble fellow-citizens are offering the devotion of their lives at the call of our country; shall we not make some sacrifices in . Their behalf?
Mr. Speaker, I have no animosity whatever against the pend- ing measure. I do not object to the payment of the pension, if a - pension is due in this case. I have no opposition to the claimant in the case. 1 have no doubt that it is a just and proper claim, and one that has been carefully considered and should be paid. I have advocated pensions in ...every speech that I have ever made on this floor. I have a large constituency composed of valiant Fed- eral soldiers in my Western home.
Mr, STEELE, 'if the gentleman will allow an interruption, this is is not a pension case, but a bill for the relief of a deserter. [Laughter. ] Mr. LEWIS of Washington. Mr. Speaker, my friend from Indiana most appropriately calls my attention to the fact that this is a deserter's bill, and I answer that that is why I arose. I arose to speak of those deserters who are ever deserting the cause of the people in the hour when they should be protecting them.
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