A Memoir of Hugh Lawson White Electronic Resource Judge of the Supreme Court O
A Memoir of Hugh Lawson White Electronic Resource Judge of the Supreme Court O
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Martin's amendment. It was a new and improved edition of the " expunging reso- lutions, " just from Washington, dispatched by Col. Benton, as was pub- licly charged in debate and not denied ; and defined " expunging " to consist in drawing black lines around and making notes across, and not in blotting out or erasing an offensive entry. And then by a war of ingenuities, a debate not anticipated originated in the House. It pre- sented, I assure you, an animated scene. The lobby was soon thronged... to overflowing, and many went away who could not crowd in. In jus- tice to all, I must say, the discussion was ably, adroitly and at times eloquently conducted, on both sides. It continued Friday, Friday night, Saturday all day, and until 12 at night, and despite all my exertions, was received at times with loud applause in the lobby and on the floor. As you will readily imagine, yourself and Mr. Van Buren both got some hard knocks, and among hands the " old hero " himself now and then received an unlucky blow, only, however, 'when the stroke was aimed at Mr.
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Martin's amendment. It was a new and improved edition of the " expunging reso- lutions, " just from Washington, dispatched by Col. Benton, as was pub- licly charged in debate and not denied ; and defined " expunging " to consist in drawing black lines around and making notes across, and not in blotting out or erasing an offensive entry. And then by a war of ingenuities, a debate not anticipated originated in the House. It pre- sented, I assure you, an animated scene. The lobby was soon thronged... to overflowing, and many went away who could not crowd in. In jus- tice to all, I must say, the discussion was ably, adroitly and at times eloquently conducted, on both sides. It continued Friday, Friday night, Saturday all day, and until 12 at night, and despite all my exertions, was received at times with loud applause in the lobby and on the floor. As you will readily imagine, yourself and Mr. Van Buren both got some hard knocks, and among hands the " old hero " himself now and then received an unlucky blow, only, however, 'when the stroke was aimed at Mr.
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