Champ Clark Late a Representative From Missouri Memorial Addresses Delivered I
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Mr. Chairman and gentlemen, all over Missouri there are old Union soldiers whose chief boast is that they " fought mit Siegel. " And to-day I am going to " fight mit Siegel" myself. [Laughter and applause. ] He was one of the best-read men in Congress and was one of its greatest students of English literature. He spent considerable of his time in reading American history and at all times and places had the work of Congress in mind. As he was passing away his last words were " The question- is o...n the conference report. " During his lifetime he uttered many words of friendly advice to his colleagues and to the country. It is fitting, therefore, that his view as to the functions of the majority leader, minority leader, and the whip, as described by him in his book at pages 337 and 338 of volume 2, entitled " My Quarter Century of American Politics, " should be here referred to. He believed that — The chief function of the majority leader is to keep the business of the House well in hand, to look after details, to see to it, espe- cially on important occasions, that his party fellows are present, and generally to supervise and lead in debate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Chairman and gentlemen, all over Missouri there are old Union soldiers whose chief boast is that they " fought mit Siegel. " And to-day I am going to " fight mit Siegel" myself. [Laughter and applause. ] He was one of the best-read men in Congress and was one of its greatest students of English literature. He spent considerable of his time in reading American history and at all times and places had the work of Congress in mind. As he was passing away his last words were " The question- is o...n the conference report. " During his lifetime he uttered many words of friendly advice to his colleagues and to the country. It is fitting, therefore, that his view as to the functions of the majority leader, minority leader, and the whip, as described by him in his book at pages 337 and 338 of volume 2, entitled " My Quarter Century of American Politics, " should be here referred to. He believed that — The chief function of the majority leader is to keep the business of the House well in hand, to look after details, to see to it, espe- cially on important occasions, that his party fellows are present, and generally to supervise and lead in debate.
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