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DAVIS sustained the majority report in an able speech, in which, after urging every argument in favor of the report, he boldly proclaimed his own views, and the duties of his State and country.
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Creswell describes Davis's strong support for a majority report during a critical congressional session, showcasing his commitment to his beliefs.
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Thus has the country lost one of the most able, eloquent, and fearless of its defenders.
We do not recognize the right to make a revolution by a vote.
Though passion may have strained, it must not break, our bonds of affection.
If we now act promptly the day is ours and the State is safe.
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