Election of Speaker
Election of Speaker
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Does the gentleman from {Mississippi yield to the gentleman from IlHnois? . Mr. Barksdale. I do, sir.
]Mr. Richardson. I wish to ansv»'er the question propounded.
Mr. Kennett, (interrupting. ) I ask wheth. Er it is in order to put one or two more interrogatories in addition to those propounded by the gentleman from Mississippi? I should like to know of each candidate lor the speaker- ship, including my friend from New Jersey, [Mr. Pennington, ] whetlier he believes in a ffiture state or not ? [...Laughter. ] And then, provided he answers that question affirmatively, I desire to know v/hether he believes it will be a free or a slave state? [Roars of laughter. ] Mr. Barksdale. I would say to the gentleman from Missouri [Mr. Ken- nett] that, if he intends by that interrogatory to cast any reflection upon me either directly or indirectly — [excitement, and cries of "No! no!"] — I hurl it back with all the scorn, derision, and contempt which its insolence and impudence so justly merit. [I^oud cries of "Order!" "Order!"] Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Does the gentleman from {Mississippi yield to the gentleman from IlHnois? . Mr. Barksdale. I do, sir.
]Mr. Richardson. I wish to ansv»'er the question propounded.
Mr. Kennett, (interrupting. ) I ask wheth. Er it is in order to put one or two more interrogatories in addition to those propounded by the gentleman from Mississippi? I should like to know of each candidate lor the speaker- ship, including my friend from New Jersey, [Mr. Pennington, ] whetlier he believes in a ffiture state or not ? [...Laughter. ] And then, provided he answers that question affirmatively, I desire to know v/hether he believes it will be a free or a slave state? [Roars of laughter. ] Mr. Barksdale. I would say to the gentleman from Missouri [Mr. Ken- nett] that, if he intends by that interrogatory to cast any reflection upon me either directly or indirectly — [excitement, and cries of "No! no!"] — I hurl it back with all the scorn, derision, and contempt which its insolence and impudence so justly merit. [I^oud cries of "Order!" "Order!"] Mr.
What to read after Election of Speaker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Cummings Macwhorter Pennington to read onlineMoreLess
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