The American Monthly Magazine Yr.1892, July-Sept
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B. H. Cutter.
Dr. Cutter is here, and if agreeable to you we will request him to read his poem.
Mrs. Hogg. We have so much to do ; it does not seem to nie that we have time.
Mrs. Shields. I think that as this gentleman, who has been so enthusiastic over our meetings, is present, it is only right that we ask him to read his poem.
The question was put and carried, and the Chair requested Dr. Cutter to come foru'ard and read his poem.
[Great applause.] Mrs. OsBORN. Madam President, would it not be... a happy idea of the Daughters to vote a resolution of thanks to Dr.
Cutter for the poem he has written in our favor ? I make the motion.
The motion was put and carried.
Dr. Cutter then presented to the Congress a book of his I>«>ems.
The Chair. We will now proceed to business. The Secre- tary will please call the roll. The ladies whose names are read "v the Secretary are alone entitled to vote.
70 AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE The Secretar>' read the roll.
The Chair. The first thing in order is the correction of an error in the Constitution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. H. Cutter.
Dr. Cutter is here, and if agreeable to you we will request him to read his poem.
Mrs. Hogg. We have so much to do ; it does not seem to nie that we have time.
Mrs. Shields. I think that as this gentleman, who has been so enthusiastic over our meetings, is present, it is only right that we ask him to read his poem.
The question was put and carried, and the Chair requested Dr. Cutter to come foru'ard and read his poem.
[Great applause.] Mrs. OsBORN. Madam President, would it not be... a happy idea of the Daughters to vote a resolution of thanks to Dr.
Cutter for the poem he has written in our favor ? I make the motion.
The motion was put and carried.
Dr. Cutter then presented to the Congress a book of his I>«>ems.
The Chair. We will now proceed to business. The Secre- tary will please call the roll. The ladies whose names are read "v the Secretary are alone entitled to vote.
70 AMERICAN MONTHLY MAGAZINE The Secretar>' read the roll.
The Chair. The first thing in order is the correction of an error in the Constitution.
What to read after The American Monthly Magazine Yr.1892, July-Sept?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daughters of the American Revolution to read onlineMoreLess
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