Whether I am right or wrong in my opinion as to the duty of acting with and adherence to party, it is the result not of emotion or attachment or excitement, but of as cool, calculating, sober and deliberate reflection as I am able to give to any question of conduct or duty.
George F. Hoar: “Whether I am right or wrong in my opinion as to the duty of acting with and adherence to party, it is the result not of…”
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He clarifies that his political decisions are based on careful reflection rather than emotional attachment.
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