Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of William Pitt Fessenden a Senato
Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of William Pitt Fessenden a Senato
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Lu the words of Lord Eldeu, I take no notice of what is passing out of doors, because I am supposed constitutionally not to he acquainted with it; and I should consider myself undeserving the confidence of that just and intelligent people who imposed upon me this great responsibility, and unworthy of a place among honorable men, if for any fear of public reprobation and for the sake of securing popular favor I should disregard the convictions of my judgment and my conscience. " These declaratio...ns were worthy of a Roman senator in the palmiest days of the Republic; they are eminently worthy of an American Senator and jurist, and indicate the sterling worth and purity of the man. No prouder monument need be erected to his fame. His firmness and decision under the try ing circumstances reminded me of the reply of the noble Duke of Somerset to James II of England, who had told him that he was above the law and would make him fear him: "Your Majesty may be above the law, but I am not, and while I obey the law I fear nothing.
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Lu the words of Lord Eldeu, I take no notice of what is passing out of doors, because I am supposed constitutionally not to he acquainted with it; and I should consider myself undeserving the confidence of that just and intelligent people who imposed upon me this great responsibility, and unworthy of a place among honorable men, if for any fear of public reprobation and for the sake of securing popular favor I should disregard the convictions of my judgment and my conscience. " These declaratio...ns were worthy of a Roman senator in the palmiest days of the Republic; they are eminently worthy of an American Senator and jurist, and indicate the sterling worth and purity of the man. No prouder monument need be erected to his fame. His firmness and decision under the try ing circumstances reminded me of the reply of the noble Duke of Somerset to James II of England, who had told him that he was above the law and would make him fear him: "Your Majesty may be above the law, but I am not, and while I obey the law I fear nothing.
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