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By the Golden Gate

CHAPTER XI
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The first was adopted, and the second lost.

Dr.Huntington then arose and moved a reconsideration of the vote on the Report of the Committee of Conference.

Having made his motion, he said, with evident feeling and pathos in his voice: "I may perhaps be allowed in advocating this motion to say a single word of a personal character, or partially of a personal character.

I desire to say that I entertain the same faith in the final victory of the principles which I have had the honour to advocate in three previous Conventions that I ever have entertained.
Individuals may rebuke me because of too great persistency and because of too much presumption.

Great measures, if I may be pardoned in using a political phrase, may be turned down for the time.


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