On the record
On the report of your own Committee you have explicit evidence of the intent of General Ames to reside in Mississippi; and where intent is enough, you need add nothing to it.
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gutenberg.orgOn the report of your own Committee you have explicit evidence of the intent of General Ames to reside in Mississippi; and where intent is enough, you need add nothing to it.
Sumner points out that there is clear evidence of General Ames's intent to reside in Mississippi, which should suffice for the Senate's decision.
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