The Speech of Samuel Daveiss Esq
The Speech of Samuel Daveiss Esq
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Did the mover of this resolution imrnagine that it would pass in silence? Did he expect no evidence would be henrd, altimugh the Resolutions declare that the Legislature has come to a Qovjirmed own/on, from great deliberation and a full examination of all the facts and evidences adduced' 1 . Did he intend the Journals to exhibit farts winch never existed, and proclaim the same to the world as true? Surley we cannot suppose that such was the object of the gentleman; he must have intended what th...e Resolu- tion plainly states, viz: that these was a full examination of all the evi- dences.
it was not until tiv. V next day after these resolutions were introduced that the gentleman from Green moved the resolution to send for persons and papers in order thai the subjrc. T might be fully investigated. This resolution was not then adopted, but laid upon the table by a vote of the majority. I indulged the hone that the subject would never again foestired, and 1 took the liberty of suggesting to several of those with whom 1 acted that it was our duty to act upon the defensive, and unless the subject was called up by our political opponents, we would nut stir it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did the mover of this resolution imrnagine that it would pass in silence? Did he expect no evidence would be henrd, altimugh the Resolutions declare that the Legislature has come to a Qovjirmed own/on, from great deliberation and a full examination of all the facts and evidences adduced' 1 . Did he intend the Journals to exhibit farts winch never existed, and proclaim the same to the world as true? Surley we cannot suppose that such was the object of the gentleman; he must have intended what th...e Resolu- tion plainly states, viz: that these was a full examination of all the evi- dences.
it was not until tiv. V next day after these resolutions were introduced that the gentleman from Green moved the resolution to send for persons and papers in order thai the subjrc. T might be fully investigated. This resolution was not then adopted, but laid upon the table by a vote of the majority. I indulged the hone that the subject would never again foestired, and 1 took the liberty of suggesting to several of those with whom 1 acted that it was our duty to act upon the defensive, and unless the subject was called up by our political opponents, we would nut stir it.
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