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" While the lovers of free government in Louisiana, and, I believe, throughout the country, are grateful to all the Presi- dent's Cabinet, they feel special gratitude to the Attorney General, Mr. Williams, for the manly and statesmanlike sup- port which he has given to them. Broad and clear in his reasoning, never over-refining, while profoundly learned in the law, never elevating law above sterling sense, reaching his conclusions with infinite pains and implicitly trusting his conclusions when... reached, carefully distinguishing the lawful 23 from the simply available, he has throughout our whole strug- gle stood like a tower for constitutional law and at the same time for a people's rights. Some of the ablest state papers which any administration ever produced, have emanated from him. Serus in Caelum reddeat. May he long occupy po- sitions in which his intellectual acumen and legal acquire- ments may be felt for the good of his country and his race.
I should have left unsaid, something which lies near the heart of every loyal Louisianian, did I omit to mention one of the sons of Massachusetts, who in the recent crisis of our Louisiana liberties, has proved himself one of their staunch- est friends, Gen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" While the lovers of free government in Louisiana, and, I believe, throughout the country, are grateful to all the Presi- dent's Cabinet, they feel special gratitude to the Attorney General, Mr. Williams, for the manly and statesmanlike sup- port which he has given to them. Broad and clear in his reasoning, never over-refining, while profoundly learned in the law, never elevating law above sterling sense, reaching his conclusions with infinite pains and implicitly trusting his conclusions when... reached, carefully distinguishing the lawful 23 from the simply available, he has throughout our whole strug- gle stood like a tower for constitutional law and at the same time for a people's rights. Some of the ablest state papers which any administration ever produced, have emanated from him. Serus in Caelum reddeat. May he long occupy po- sitions in which his intellectual acumen and legal acquire- ments may be felt for the good of his country and his race.
I should have left unsaid, something which lies near the heart of every loyal Louisianian, did I omit to mention one of the sons of Massachusetts, who in the recent crisis of our Louisiana liberties, has proved himself one of their staunch- est friends, Gen.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Coke Billings to read onlineMoreLess
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