William Pinkney Whyte Late a Senator From Maryland Memorial Addresses Sixtiet
William Pinkney Whyte Late a Senator From Maryland Memorial Addresses Sixtiet
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And. So far as the lights of the States were concerned, he stood herein this body and elsewhere as a sentinel upon the watchtower, to protect them from invasion by sounding the alarm whenever an assault was attempted upon their institutions. In this political faith he lived, and in it he died.
There is but one Senator here now who was with him in those stormy and memorable days, the senior Senator from Colorado [Mr. Teller], whose voluntary absence from this body we shall all lament in the year...s to come. Beyond the Senate, however, Address 0} Mr. Rayner, 0) Maryland 29 the people of Maryland and the Democracy of the Union will never forget the services that Senator W'iiytk rendered in their behalf. If Democracy means anything at all, he illustrated it in its truest sense. Time and lime again he lifted his voice in this Chamber without avail against political tyranny and op- pression, and time and time again he thundered through this Hall the discarded warnings of the Constitution. His last effort in the Senate, when his clarion voice rang as it did in the da\ s of vore, was upon the reserved rights of sovereign States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And. So far as the lights of the States were concerned, he stood herein this body and elsewhere as a sentinel upon the watchtower, to protect them from invasion by sounding the alarm whenever an assault was attempted upon their institutions. In this political faith he lived, and in it he died.
There is but one Senator here now who was with him in those stormy and memorable days, the senior Senator from Colorado [Mr. Teller], whose voluntary absence from this body we shall all lament in the year...s to come. Beyond the Senate, however, Address 0} Mr. Rayner, 0) Maryland 29 the people of Maryland and the Democracy of the Union will never forget the services that Senator W'iiytk rendered in their behalf. If Democracy means anything at all, he illustrated it in its truest sense. Time and lime again he lifted his voice in this Chamber without avail against political tyranny and op- pression, and time and time again he thundered through this Hall the discarded warnings of the Constitution. His last effort in the Senate, when his clarion voice rang as it did in the da\ s of vore, was upon the reserved rights of sovereign States.
What to read after William Pinkney Whyte Late a Senator From Maryland Memorial Addresses Sixtiet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 2nd Session 1882 1883 United States Congress 47th to read onlineMoreLess
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