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... stand upright , when those around them are faltering and falling , shall be held harmless from loss , and no word should now be uttered that would seem to intimate that they and we are set at variance . Therefore , Mr. Speaker , I ...
... stand upright , when those around them are faltering and falling , shall be held harmless from loss , and no word should now be uttered that would seem to intimate that they and we are set at variance . Therefore , Mr. Speaker , I ...
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... stand on that position to - day . I have argued it probably to half a million people . They stand there , and have commis- sioned and enjoined me to stand there forever ; and , so help me God , I will . I say to you frankly , gentlemen ...
... stand on that position to - day . I have argued it probably to half a million people . They stand there , and have commis- sioned and enjoined me to stand there forever ; and , so help me God , I will . I say to you frankly , gentlemen ...
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... stand there , we cannot stand anywhere . Any other principle than that would be as fatal to you , as to us . On any other principle , anarchy must immedi- ately ensue . You say that he comes from a particular section of the country ...
... stand there , we cannot stand anywhere . Any other principle than that would be as fatal to you , as to us . On any other principle , anarchy must immedi- ately ensue . You say that he comes from a particular section of the country ...
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