The True Abraham Lincoln Yr.1904. Ed.4
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A few days before the meeting of the Supreme Court, in December, 1864, Lincoln sent for Titian J. Coffey, the Assistant Attorney-General, and said, — " My Cabinet has shrunk up North, and I must find a Southern man. I suppose if the twelve apostles were to be chosen nowadays the shrieks of locality would have to be heeded. I have invited Judge Holt to become Attorney-General, but he seems unwilling to undertake the Supreme Court work. I want you to see him, re- move his objection if you can, an...d bring me his answer.'* " I then had charge of the government cases in the Supreme Court, and they were all ready for argument," said Mr. Coffey. " I saw Judge Holt, explained the situation, and assured him that he need not appear in court unless he chose to do so. He had, however, 184 A PRESIDENT AND HIS CABINET decided to decline the invitation, and I returned to the President and so informed him.
" ' Then/ said the President, ' I will offer it to James Speed, of Louisville, a man I know well, though not so well as I know his brother Joshua.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few days before the meeting of the Supreme Court, in December, 1864, Lincoln sent for Titian J. Coffey, the Assistant Attorney-General, and said, — " My Cabinet has shrunk up North, and I must find a Southern man. I suppose if the twelve apostles were to be chosen nowadays the shrieks of locality would have to be heeded. I have invited Judge Holt to become Attorney-General, but he seems unwilling to undertake the Supreme Court work. I want you to see him, re- move his objection if you can, an...d bring me his answer.'* " I then had charge of the government cases in the Supreme Court, and they were all ready for argument," said Mr. Coffey. " I saw Judge Holt, explained the situation, and assured him that he need not appear in court unless he chose to do so. He had, however, 184 A PRESIDENT AND HIS CABINET decided to decline the invitation, and I returned to the President and so informed him.
" ' Then/ said the President, ' I will offer it to James Speed, of Louisville, a man I know well, though not so well as I know his brother Joshua.
What to read after The True Abraham Lincoln Yr.1904. Ed.4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtis, William Eleroy, 1850-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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