 | 1880 - 444 strani
...speech on this measure at that session, with a demand for a vote by yeas and nays, and these words: I -want to see who is friendly to the great Northwest,...begging for our rights, we shall extend our hands and lake the blessing. Aftor 1860 we shall not be here as beggars. Of this resolute struggle of his first... | |
 | 1880 - 446 strani
...speech on this measure at that session, with a demand for a vote by yeas and nays, and these words: I want to see •who is friendly to the great Northwest,...here. The time is not far distant when, instead of coining here and begging for our rights, we shall extend our hands and take the blessing. After 1860... | |
 | 1894 - 756 strani
...not only for Michigan and for the great Northwest, but also for the entire Mississippi valley when he said: " I want to see who is friendly to the great Northwest and who is not — for we are making about our last prayer here. The time is not far distant when instead of coming here and begging... | |
 | William Livingstone - 1900 - 596 strani
...In closing his remarks on one of these occasions Mr. Chandler demanded the yeas and nays and added: "I want to see who is friendly to the great Northwest,...blessing. After 1860 we shall not be here as beggars." This proved to be prophetic, for when the Senate was reorganized in 1861, Mr. Chandler was made Chairman... | |
 | Henry Harrison Metcalf, John Norris McClintock - 1902 - 420 strani
...at that session he said, after demanding the yeas and nays on the decisive vote : " I want to know who is friendly to the great Northwest, and who is...blessing. After 1860 we shall not be here as beggars." This defiant forecast proved to be prophetic. For when the senate was reorganized in March, 1861, Mr.... | |
 | Henry Harrison Metcalf, John Norris McClintock - 1902 - 430 strani
...at that session he said, alter demanding the yeas and nays on the decisive vote : " I want to know who is friendly to the great Northwest, and who is...blessing. After 1860 we shall not be here as beggars." This defiant forecast proved to be prophetic. For when the senate was reorganized in March, 1861, Mr.... | |
 | George Newman Fuller, Lewis Beeson - 1921 - 610 strani
...and nays on the decisive vote: "I want to know who are friendly to the great Northwest, and who are not, for we are about making our last prayer here....blessing. After 1860 we shall not be here as beggars." This defiant forecast proved to be prophetic, for when the Senate was reorganized in 1861, Mr. Chandler... | |
 | 1917 - 198 strani
...it. I want to see who is friendly to the great North- West and who is not; for we are about to make our last prayer here. The time is not far distant...here and begging for our rights we shall extend our great hands and take the blessing. After 1860, we shall not be here as beggars." In the short session... | |
 | Wilmer Carlyle Harris - 1917 - 196 strani
...his efforts. During the debate Mr. Chandler exclaimed.6 "I want to have the yeas and nays upon it. I want to see who is friendly to the great North-West and who is not; for we are about to make our last prayer here. The time is not far distant when, instead of coming here and begging... | |
 | Wilma Wood Henrickson - 1991 - 606 strani
...speech on this measure at that session, with a demand for a vote by yeas and nays, and these words: "I want to see who is friendly to the great Northwest...blessing. After 1860 we shall not be here as beggars." Mr. Chandler said in an address at St. Johns, in Michigan, October 17, 1858: When I took my seat in... | |
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I want to know who is friendly to the great Northwest, and who is not, for we are about making our last prayer here. The time is not far distant when instead of coming here and begging for our rights, we shall extend our hands and take the blessing. After... 