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I believe, as I said before, that the Senator from New Jersey is entitled to his seat; but I do not believe that he is entitled to hold his seat by his own vote.
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gutenberg.orgI believe, as I said before, that the Senator from New Jersey is entitled to his seat; but I do not believe that he is entitled to hold his seat by his own vote.
Sumner argues that while he believes the Senator from New Jersey deserves his seat, he should not vote to secure it for himself.
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