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Page 264
... speech of the Senator from Massachusetts is not to be estimated as you would estimate a speech thrown off in the heat of an ex- tempore debate . This wrath was carefully distilled ; this speech was pre- pared with great and protracted ...
... speech of the Senator from Massachusetts is not to be estimated as you would estimate a speech thrown off in the heat of an ex- tempore debate . This wrath was carefully distilled ; this speech was pre- pared with great and protracted ...
Page 348
... SPEECH OF STANLEY MATTHEWS . The Hon . Stanley Matthews , a wayward son of Southern Ohio , and constitutionally unfitted for party leadership , was well received and heartily elected to fill the position for which he was named . He made ...
... SPEECH OF STANLEY MATTHEWS . The Hon . Stanley Matthews , a wayward son of Southern Ohio , and constitutionally unfitted for party leadership , was well received and heartily elected to fill the position for which he was named . He made ...
Page 556
... speeches during the campaign - particularly one at Philadelphia , enforced upon his hearers the mer- its of Gen. Grant as a patriot , a general and a wise administrator . Senator Carpenter in his speech in the Senate , June 3d , 1872 ...
... speeches during the campaign - particularly one at Philadelphia , enforced upon his hearers the mer- its of Gen. Grant as a patriot , a general and a wise administrator . Senator Carpenter in his speech in the Senate , June 3d , 1872 ...
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