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Yet his votes followed those of Senator Fessenden, and his voice, if not strong in debate, expressed the wisdom and judgment of a safe counsellor.
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This quote acknowledges a senator's alignment with a colleague's votes while also recognizing his role as a wise advisor, highlighting the importance of counsel in politics.
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Let us agree to put contentions aside and complete our task.
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