I was familiar with his work here. with his ability In debate. with his care and good sense as a legislator. and with his courage of conviction that never failed. Others will speak of his attributes and career as a public man and of the character and quality of his public service with a more intimate knowledge than I possess and better than I could hope to do. I should like for my part to give. if I can. the impression which he made on me as a friend and as an associate in the work of the Senate. especially on the Immigration Commission. wholly removed from the differences of party politics and policies. I was here when Mr. McLAURIN entered the Senate. but during his first period of service I only knew him slightly.
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