Memoirs of W. W. Holden
Memoirs of W. W. Holden
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Dishing, the President of the body, hostile to Mr. Douglas and his friends. I can't get a hear- ing. " " Yes, you can, " said he, " I will go around and speak to the Indiana, the Illinois, and the Ohio delegations, and ask them when you arise to speak, to insist on North Carolina being heard. " I then told him I would try as soon as Mr. Seward of Georgia took his seat. I arose and said : " Mr. President, Mr. Holden of North Carolina. " Mr. Cushing sat for twenty seconds and did not recognize me.... Then the States mentioned arose and demanded in a voice of thunder that North Carolina be heard. Mr. Cushing arose and bowed and gave me the floor. I spoke for ten minutes. I told the convention that I had been sent there by the State of North Carolina, one of the four delegates at large; that I could not be a party to any steps looking to dis-union; that my party had sent me to maintain and preserve, and not destroy, the bonds of the union ; that by an immense majority the people of my state with George Wash- ington the Father of the Country, "would frown in- 14 Memoirs of W.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dishing, the President of the body, hostile to Mr. Douglas and his friends. I can't get a hear- ing. " " Yes, you can, " said he, " I will go around and speak to the Indiana, the Illinois, and the Ohio delegations, and ask them when you arise to speak, to insist on North Carolina being heard. " I then told him I would try as soon as Mr. Seward of Georgia took his seat. I arose and said : " Mr. President, Mr. Holden of North Carolina. " Mr. Cushing sat for twenty seconds and did not recognize me.... Then the States mentioned arose and demanded in a voice of thunder that North Carolina be heard. Mr. Cushing arose and bowed and gave me the floor. I spoke for ten minutes. I told the convention that I had been sent there by the State of North Carolina, one of the four delegates at large; that I could not be a party to any steps looking to dis-union; that my party had sent me to maintain and preserve, and not destroy, the bonds of the union ; that by an immense majority the people of my state with George Wash- ington the Father of the Country, "would frown in- 14 Memoirs of W.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W W William Woods Holden to read onlineMoreLess
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