A Reply to Hon E S Bragg
A Reply to Hon E S Bragg
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If his argument means anything, it means that we are to remain as inferiors in this Union, branded with the mark of Cain, with no rights except to pay taxes, and no powers except to fill offices with northern democrats. If he is a democrat I am not. One word more, Mr. Speaker, and I am don© with this subject. The gentleman talked very flippantly about men in the South who pro- fessed to belong to the democratic party. If I am correctly informed he has made professions on both sides ; and I woul...d reply to his sum- mary dismissal of a certain supposed class of southern democrats that if there are any sore-headed or disappointed republicans in the North who cannot get into Congress without x>utting on the lion's skin of democracy, they should be very careful not to open their mouths too wide when they get here.
SPEECH HON. C. E. HOOKER The House having under consideration the bill (H. R. No. T;i31) for the rel-ei- of Maggie Barron, Henry P. Gorman, and Walter Gorman — Mr. HOOKER said : Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If his argument means anything, it means that we are to remain as inferiors in this Union, branded with the mark of Cain, with no rights except to pay taxes, and no powers except to fill offices with northern democrats. If he is a democrat I am not. One word more, Mr. Speaker, and I am don© with this subject. The gentleman talked very flippantly about men in the South who pro- fessed to belong to the democratic party. If I am correctly informed he has made professions on both sides ; and I woul...d reply to his sum- mary dismissal of a certain supposed class of southern democrats that if there are any sore-headed or disappointed republicans in the North who cannot get into Congress without x>utting on the lion's skin of democracy, they should be very careful not to open their mouths too wide when they get here.
SPEECH HON. C. E. HOOKER The House having under consideration the bill (H. R. No. T;i31) for the rel-ei- of Maggie Barron, Henry P. Gorman, and Walter Gorman — Mr. HOOKER said : Mr.
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