He's a fine man, a very fine man.
I don't know any man in congress I'd sooner go to for help in any Christian work.

What did he say ?" "Oh, he beat around a little.

He said he should like to help the negro, his heart went out to the negro, and all that--plenty of them say that but he was a little afraid of the Tennessee Land bill; if Senator Dilworthy wasn't in it, he should suspect there was a fraud on the government." "He said that, did he ?" "Yes.

And he said he felt he couldn't vote for it.

He was shy." "Not shy, child, cautious.