University of Virginia - Corks and Curls Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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1914 QEutk5 HUD Earls 3 -AR- -P- SCAR WILDER UNDERWOOD enjoys the distinction of being the only Southerner who has since the breaking out of the War'rbe- tween the States stood any chance at all of reaching the Presidency, h f True, Champ Clark was born in Kentucky and lived in Missourig but bot o these, while slave states, were non-seceding and border rather than Southern States. That Underwood owes this distinction to the rare tact and ability that he displayed as Democratic Floor Leader in welding and holding together and guiding the Democratic forces in the American House of Commonsf' as Well as to his amiable, patient firmness and to unflagging industry in making himself master of the details necessary to the full understanding and wise direction of tariff legislation, there can be no question. He came to Congress well prepared ' d h House in the for public duty and has grown every day since he entere t e Fifty-Fourth Congress. He came upon this national parliamentary arena at the age of thirty-two, having been born on the sixth day of May, l86Z, at k H was prepared for public life by heredity as well as Louisville, Kentuc y. e ' Cl K t ck family of political lean- by education, He belonged to a good ol en u y ings, instincts, adaptiveness, and experience. 1 Q J