Mr Phelps Appeal to the People of Vermont in Vindication of Himself Against
Mr Phelps Appeal to the People of Vermont in Vindication of Himself Against
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When you voted there was nothing in the manner of giving your vote which drew my attention. It may be well to state the usage which prevails in the senate in reference to this matter of voting. " When the roll is called and a member does not answer, after the roll has been gone through the secretary never calls him again, Lu'. Al his own request. I have never seen this usage departed from, and it is founded on the obvious presumption, that the mem- ber not having answered when the roll was call...ed, declines to vote. Hence I infer, that ahen you returned to your place your name must have been called at your own request.
During the whole discussion of this bill, I looked upon you as one of its warmest friends 1 neither knew, nor heard, anything of your unwillingness, to vote for it, nor of any efforts 30 of others to prevail on you to do so. Your absence, when the roll was ordered to be called rs accounted for, to n>e, by the fact that Mr. Woodbridge closed his remarks much earlier than was expected and the question was put jnuch sooner than any one could have hoped '^^- ' Very respectfully, XT c, c, n T- CLAYTON.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When you voted there was nothing in the manner of giving your vote which drew my attention. It may be well to state the usage which prevails in the senate in reference to this matter of voting. " When the roll is called and a member does not answer, after the roll has been gone through the secretary never calls him again, Lu'. Al his own request. I have never seen this usage departed from, and it is founded on the obvious presumption, that the mem- ber not having answered when the roll was call...ed, declines to vote. Hence I infer, that ahen you returned to your place your name must have been called at your own request.
During the whole discussion of this bill, I looked upon you as one of its warmest friends 1 neither knew, nor heard, anything of your unwillingness, to vote for it, nor of any efforts 30 of others to prevail on you to do so. Your absence, when the roll was ordered to be called rs accounted for, to n>e, by the fact that Mr. Woodbridge closed his remarks much earlier than was expected and the question was put jnuch sooner than any one could have hoped '^^- ' Very respectfully, XT c, c, n T- CLAYTON.
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