Hon Roscoe Conkling the Statesman Orator And Jurist And the Advocate of Fr
Hon Roscoe Conkling the Statesman Orator And Jurist And the Advocate of Fr
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" No Amnesty without Equal Rights !" In this great debate, in which he encountered the ablest of the oligarchal champions, Mr. Conkling's splendid abilities as a debater, his genius as an orator, his profound knowledge of law and skill as a jurist, his statesmanlike qualities, were brilliantly conspicuous in harmony with his unquenchable, his noble love of justice and right, and upon every vote his stands recorded with Mr. Sumner's for equal rights.
Amnesty might be a grand thing, a glorious th...ing, " as an act of crowning grace" "to men who are walking monu- ments of the mercy and magnanimity of the American people;'' but Mr. Conkling was not so deeply impressed with its importance — with the necessity of any particular speed in its passage. In his "judgment" it was "quite as important that Frederick Douglass, to whom reference was made, should be permitted to go unabused and undegraded, without let or hindrance, as that Jefferson Davis should be allowed on Christmas, or any other day, to govern the orphans and cripples he has made, or to govern the people of this country he has burdened with taxes?" Hence with him, "No Amnesty without Equal Rights!" Subsequently, at the same session, when the Democratic leaders in the Senate, irrepressible and indefatigable in sup- port and vindication of oligarchal treason, revived amnesty, and attempted to rush it through the Senate, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" No Amnesty without Equal Rights !" In this great debate, in which he encountered the ablest of the oligarchal champions, Mr. Conkling's splendid abilities as a debater, his genius as an orator, his profound knowledge of law and skill as a jurist, his statesmanlike qualities, were brilliantly conspicuous in harmony with his unquenchable, his noble love of justice and right, and upon every vote his stands recorded with Mr. Sumner's for equal rights.
Amnesty might be a grand thing, a glorious th...ing, " as an act of crowning grace" "to men who are walking monu- ments of the mercy and magnanimity of the American people;'' but Mr. Conkling was not so deeply impressed with its importance — with the necessity of any particular speed in its passage. In his "judgment" it was "quite as important that Frederick Douglass, to whom reference was made, should be permitted to go unabused and undegraded, without let or hindrance, as that Jefferson Davis should be allowed on Christmas, or any other day, to govern the orphans and cripples he has made, or to govern the people of this country he has burdened with taxes?" Hence with him, "No Amnesty without Equal Rights!" Subsequently, at the same session, when the Democratic leaders in the Senate, irrepressible and indefatigable in sup- port and vindication of oligarchal treason, revived amnesty, and attempted to rush it through the Senate, Mr.
What to read after Hon Roscoe Conkling the Statesman Orator And Jurist And the Advocate of Fr?
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