Proceedings in Congress Upon the Acceptance of the Statue of Lewis Cass Present
Proceedings in Congress Upon the Acceptance of the Statue of Lewis Cass Present
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In his diplomatic career his resources were strong, useful, and abundant, and were employed with the highest advan- tage to his country. In that service he was measured without disadvantage by comparison with the greatest men of his day. Michigan now conies by invitation of Congress and presents to the United States the statue of the man upon whom she bestows her first and highest lionors in this Capitol.
Let these States here assembled welcome her coming with proud congratulations.
Should she ...return another such as Lewis Cass to this Senate, who would not stand uncovered while he raised his 50 AcccptauiT of tlic Statue oj Lewis Cass.
hand and bowed his heart to swear that he would support tlie Constitution of the United States?
Tlie whole country would feel that in the purity of that pledge the Constitution would find another powerful sup- porter and defender, whose fealty to it would never relax under tenii)tation nor yield to any human ])ower.
Remarks of Mr, Hoar.
Mr. President, the Senators representing Michigan and Alabama and New Hampshire, and our venerable and be- loved colleague who has spoken of General Cass from his personal recollection, the Senator from Vermont [Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In his diplomatic career his resources were strong, useful, and abundant, and were employed with the highest advan- tage to his country. In that service he was measured without disadvantage by comparison with the greatest men of his day. Michigan now conies by invitation of Congress and presents to the United States the statue of the man upon whom she bestows her first and highest lionors in this Capitol.
Let these States here assembled welcome her coming with proud congratulations.
Should she ...return another such as Lewis Cass to this Senate, who would not stand uncovered while he raised his 50 AcccptauiT of tlic Statue oj Lewis Cass.
hand and bowed his heart to swear that he would support tlie Constitution of the United States?
Tlie whole country would feel that in the purity of that pledge the Constitution would find another powerful sup- porter and defender, whose fealty to it would never relax under tenii)tation nor yield to any human ])ower.
Remarks of Mr, Hoar.
Mr. President, the Senators representing Michigan and Alabama and New Hampshire, and our venerable and be- loved colleague who has spoken of General Cass from his personal recollection, the Senator from Vermont [Mr.
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