He created the International Congress of American states while holding his most important position, and his namesake "amendment" attempted to forbid the government from funding any religious school with public funds.
He created the International Congress of American states while holding his most important position, and his namesake "amendment" attempted to forbid the government from funding any religious school with public funds. His financial transactions with the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroads were detailed in a series of correspondences with Warren Fisher Jr, which were later released by James Mulligan.  Ingersoll referred to him as the "Plumed Knight" during his party's convention, and he blamed Reverend Burchard's accusation of "Rum, Romanism, and Rebellion" for his and John Logan's defeat in the 1884 presidential election.  FTP, name this longtime Republican senator and two-time Secretary of State, a certain "Continental Liar from the state of Maine".
He created the International Congress of American states while holding his most important position, and his namesake "amendment" attempted to forbid the government from funding any religious school with public funds.
James Gillespie {Blaine}