Senator Pendleton, of Ohio, however, with a courage and manliness that did him infinite credit, after stating what his Democratic brethren said: "I am bound to say that I have read the evidence carefully, and there is nothing in it that in the least warrants any imputation upon the integrity of that Senator.
George F. Hoar: “Senator Pendleton, of Ohio, however, with a courage and manliness that did him infinite credit, after stating what his…”
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Hoar praises Senator Pendleton for his integrity and courage in defending a colleague against unfounded accusations.
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