...confidence in the firmness, the patience, the endurance of the Ameri•tt 36 OF HENRY WINTER DAVIS. can people; and, having vowed to stand in history on the...world, ' I nursed and brought up children and they have rebelled against me.'" Mr. DAVIS'S most striking characteristics were his devotion to principle and...

...hours be stained by no weakness. If we must fall, let us stand amid the crash of the falling Eepublic and be buried in its ruins, so that history may take...world, ' I nursed and brought up children and they have rebelled against me.'" Mr. DAVIS'S most striking characteristics were his devotion to principle and...

...hours be stained by no weakness. If we must fall, let us stand amid the crash of the falling Eepublic and be buried in its ruins, so that history may take...crying aloud in a sad wail to the nations of the world, ' 1 nursed and brought up children and they have rebelled against me.'" Mr. DAVIS'S most striking characteristics...

...middle of the nineteenth century worthy of a better fate, but chastised by God for the sins of our forefathers. Let the ruins of the Republic remain..." I nursed and brought up children, and they have rebelled against me." able. He said, alluding to the freedom of debate in the British Parliament: *...

...middle of the nineteenth century worthy of a better fate, but chastised by God for the sins of our forefathers. Let the ruins of the Republic remain...a sad wail to the nations of the world, " I nursed andJ>rought up children, and they have rebelled against me." Mr. Pendleton of Ohio, closed the debate...

...middle of the nineteenth century worthy of a better fate, but chastised by God for the sins of our forefathers. Let the ruins of the Republic remain...greatness and our heroism. And let Liberty, crownless aud childless, sit upon these ruins, crying aloud in a sad wail to the nations of the world, " I nursed...

...victory, that the American people will survive in history. And that will save us. We shall succeed and not fail. I have an abiding confidence in the...world, "I nursed and brought up children, and they have rebelled against me." (Great applause on the floor and in the galleries.) THE ENROLLMENT BELL. ON the...

...wisdom on the waywardness of men, shall drop a tear as he records with sorrow the vain heroism ofthat people who dedicated and sacrificed themselves to...world, "I nursed and brought up children, and they have rebelled against me." (Great applause on the floor and in the galleries.) THE ENEOLLMENT BILL. ON the...

...untarnished to go down to future generations. If we must fall, let our last hours be stained by no weakness, let the ruins of the Republic remain to testify to...childless, sit upon these ruins crying aloud in a sad way to the nations of the world, ' I once brought up children and they have rebelled against me.' "...

...for its last sentences still stir one's blood. "If we must fall, let our last hours be stained with no weakness; if we must fall, let us stand amid the...and childless, sit upon these ruins, crying aloud with a sad wail to the nations of the world: 'I nursed and brought up children and they have rebelled...