Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of John Nw Rumple Late a Represe
Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of John Nw Rumple Late a Represe
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If John N. W. Rumple had lived until one week from Thursday next, he would have been exactly 62 j-ears of age. But the most dreadful of all diseases would not grant a truce even for a single month.
Birth, which sometimes . Seems agreeable to the institutions and establishments of mankind, had brought into our needy world this noble soul exacth' 60 3'ears before his Congressional term began, March 4, 1901. If I mistake not, his was the sixteenth removal by death from the Fifty-seventh Congress, ...the greatest mortality rate in the last decade of Congresses, and, for aught I know, in the liLstory of Congre. Sse. S — about 3^ per cent.
But fractions in mortality amount to little, except to actuaries, since all must die eventually. We are concerned not so much about the days and ^-ears, but about the character and loss of this useful man.
lyike hundreds of our citizens of Iowa, he came from the Buckej'e State — -a tran. Splanting which was alwa^-s sympa- thetic. Like the majority of our 3'oung men, he sought a thorough education at our institutions, and like thousands of others, when the awful storm arose, ' ' wrenching the rafters from their ancient hold, " he went forth in battle for the nation and stayed until the .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If John N. W. Rumple had lived until one week from Thursday next, he would have been exactly 62 j-ears of age. But the most dreadful of all diseases would not grant a truce even for a single month.
Birth, which sometimes . Seems agreeable to the institutions and establishments of mankind, had brought into our needy world this noble soul exacth' 60 3'ears before his Congressional term began, March 4, 1901. If I mistake not, his was the sixteenth removal by death from the Fifty-seventh Congress, ...the greatest mortality rate in the last decade of Congresses, and, for aught I know, in the liLstory of Congre. Sse. S — about 3^ per cent.
But fractions in mortality amount to little, except to actuaries, since all must die eventually. We are concerned not so much about the days and ^-ears, but about the character and loss of this useful man.
lyike hundreds of our citizens of Iowa, he came from the Buckej'e State — -a tran. Splanting which was alwa^-s sympa- thetic. Like the majority of our 3'oung men, he sought a thorough education at our institutions, and like thousands of others, when the awful storm arose, ' ' wrenching the rafters from their ancient hold, " he went forth in battle for the nation and stayed until the .
What to read after Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of John Nw Rumple Late a Represe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 2nd Session 1882 1883 United States Congress 47th to read onlineMoreLess
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