Garfield as Parliamentarian and Presidential Candidate
The speech outlines James A. Garfield’s strengths as a debater and legislator, comparing him to Clay Douglas and Stevens while praising his distinct approach. It covers his presidential nomination, campaign resilience amid attacks, administrative skill, aims for reconciliation after the war, and his liberal religious and intellectual outlook, concluding with his dignified death and national mourning.
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Garfield
Iis Party
Heiust
Flo
Charles Pox
House of Commons
Fox
Wilkes
Middlesex
Luttrell
Clay
Douglas
Thaddeus Stevens
Mr. Clay
Whig Party
Webster
Choate
Senate
Caleb Cushing
Henry A. Wise
Johnn ‘Lyler
Congress
Missouri
Seward
Chase
Andrew Johnson
House of Representatives
Gacfield
Mr. Seward
John Quincy Adams
Massaschusetts
Robert Peel
George Bentinck
Burke
Ireland
Ohio
Emerson
Eric
Greenland
New Foundland
Labrador
New England
Alabama
General Scott
Greeley
New York
Mentor
Garteld
Bin
Harmfouy
Nashville
South Carolina
South
Yorktown
Atlanta
Army of the Cumberland
Chattanooga
Clattanooga
Union
United States
Jefferson
John Adams
Chickamauga
Disciples
Bethany
Alexander Campbell
Darwin
Huxley
Tyndall
Antioch
High Garfield
Church of the Disciples
Potomac
Edinburgh
Saint Paul
God
Christ Jesus
James A. Garfield
Blaine
Bullock
Marine Band
James G. Blaine
McKinley