State of the Union Speech of Hon J Morrison Harris of Maryland Delivered in
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U 11 \RRIS, of Maryland. I have been liberal in yielding precious time to my (, 1 • for I do not mean, for an instant, to put him wrong. He misunderstood me; it it is all. I usc tne l an D ua c e of disapproval, which is enough for my purposes. And I dare say that, as between my friend and myself, when he comes to hear all I propose t, say and I have heard his views when he gets that blessed opportunity of the floor, which I admit, comes to some here like "angel's visits, few and far between ;"... [laugh- i. R I he may not find any great gulf between us. I say, then, for myself, and to closo the matter, that I express my disapprobation cf the secession of those States ; and I believe that the sentiment of an immense majority of the people of Maryland is entirely (i". ':in>t both the doctrine and the practice of secession. [Applause in the galleries. ] That, sir, is what I mean to say.
Mr. Speaker, I had remarked, when this interruption occurred, that I had heard from northern gentlemen that they could concede nothing to the extreme South, because its demands were enforced by men who either declined to compromise or were standing in hostility to the General Government.
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U 11 \RRIS, of Maryland. I have been liberal in yielding precious time to my (, 1 • for I do not mean, for an instant, to put him wrong. He misunderstood me; it it is all. I usc tne l an D ua c e of disapproval, which is enough for my purposes. And I dare say that, as between my friend and myself, when he comes to hear all I propose t, say and I have heard his views when he gets that blessed opportunity of the floor, which I admit, comes to some here like "angel's visits, few and far between ;"... [laugh- i. R I he may not find any great gulf between us. I say, then, for myself, and to closo the matter, that I express my disapprobation cf the secession of those States ; and I believe that the sentiment of an immense majority of the people of Maryland is entirely (i". ':in>t both the doctrine and the practice of secession. [Applause in the galleries. ] That, sir, is what I mean to say.
Mr. Speaker, I had remarked, when this interruption occurred, that I had heard from northern gentlemen that they could concede nothing to the extreme South, because its demands were enforced by men who either declined to compromise or were standing in hostility to the General Government.
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