Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of Melbourne H Ford a Representat
Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of Melbourne H Ford a Representat
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Speaker, his position on that question, as it had been upon other questions, was not a popu- lar one ; but he clung to it bravely and steadfastly until he be- came a member of this House, when, as you know, and as we all know, he still upheld the principle for which he was con- tending.
During his membership of this House he became interested, as has been said here already, in the question of immigration. The evils growing out of the coming of foreigners to our shores struck him, as they have s...truck others, as being of a most seri- ous nature, and while I do not believe that he had any preju- dice against any man or any nationality, or any race who came among us, still he felt, and he felt rightly, that this great coun- H. Mis. 98 2 18 Address of Mr. Chipniau, of Michigan^ on the try should not be made the asylum for the halt, the lame, the blind, the vicious, and the criminal; in a. Word, of the classes which other nations desire to get rid of.
I am sure he felt that the honest, the healthy immigrant was a welcome guest among us, and his arms were spread out to embrace every such man in the folds of American citizenship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Speaker, his position on that question, as it had been upon other questions, was not a popu- lar one ; but he clung to it bravely and steadfastly until he be- came a member of this House, when, as you know, and as we all know, he still upheld the principle for which he was con- tending.
During his membership of this House he became interested, as has been said here already, in the question of immigration. The evils growing out of the coming of foreigners to our shores struck him, as they have s...truck others, as being of a most seri- ous nature, and while I do not believe that he had any preju- dice against any man or any nationality, or any race who came among us, still he felt, and he felt rightly, that this great coun- H. Mis. 98 2 18 Address of Mr. Chipniau, of Michigan^ on the try should not be made the asylum for the halt, the lame, the blind, the vicious, and the criminal; in a. Word, of the classes which other nations desire to get rid of.
I am sure he felt that the honest, the healthy immigrant was a welcome guest among us, and his arms were spread out to embrace every such man in the folds of American citizenship.
What to read after Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of Melbourne H Ford a Representat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 2nd Session United States 52nd Congress to read onlineMoreLess
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