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All immigrants, but really focusing on the irish, the biggest and most identifiable group. They are also in the crowded cities and so forth, so they stand out and generate an enormous opposition. Lets we get into that, back up a little bit. Because we are net not just talking about the irish today, because the nativist response to the irish generates actually existed before the irish got here. You can find early versions of it in the 18th century, and you also find a goes of it since that time. So this question about antiimmigrant sentiment speaks to the larger american experience. It is a kin...

And even though tip oneill had a majority of democrats in the house, there were always 40 or 50, sometimes 60 members of the Democratic Party that were conservatives who would frequently side with the minority. So tip oneill didnt always control his own delegation. Thank you, ray smock. And now, heres tip oneill from 1985, on the opening day of the 99th congress. The 114th Congress Gavels in mr. Doorkeeper. The house of representatives, speaker tip oneill. [applause] the speaker, my colleagues, and guest of the house, it has been traditional with a few notable exceptions since the founding of ...

Battle of franklin. He came to the United States in 1850 and later enlisted in the Confederate Army where he rose through the rank of major eventually proposing to emancipate slaves in order to enlist them in the confederate party. This is part of a series organized by the tennessee civil war sesquicentennial commission. I will use my big voice to get everyone rounded back up for the next part of the program here today. In franklin, talking about the battle of franklin, the battle of nashville, and what this final campaign that we have talked about has meant to tennessee, southern history and ...

Of democrats in the house, there were always 40 or 50, sometimes 60 members, who were conservatives and would side with the minority. Now, here is tip oneil from 1985 on the opening day of the 99th congress. [applause] mr. Speaker. My colleagues and guest of the house. It has been traditional, with a few notable exceptions, since the founding of this institution, for the victor to be presented to the house. Before doing so, may i make a few observations of my own. First, may i process my profound thanks and appreciation to our Republican Congress for again honoring me and my family as nominee ...

It is jarring to hear the war of 1812 civil war. For what make the case ive titled it the way that i have. Now, the war of 1812 ordinarily looms fairly small in americans memory. Its ordinarily forgotten as insignificant because it seemed to have ended in a draw that changed no boundaries or changed no policy. Now, at best americans will recall the war for a handful of patriotic icons, the national anthem, the victories of the american warship, the constitution known as old iron sides. For the British Party and burning the white house and then for the pay back in the rightful payback men take ...