It is important that he should vote, that the principle may be vindicated, and that humanity may be defended; but it is important that woman should vote, not for her sake.
If, then, a majority of them really desire to vote, we, if we lived in Kansas, should vote to give them the opportunity.
If gentlemen who are opposed to the section will offer their objections, he should be glad to hear them; if they were conclusive, he should vote to strike out the section.
Another member observed, that it was the duty of the House to attend to the voice of their constituents, and for this reason, he should vote for a committee.
He had not made up his mind which way he should vote, but he thought one report was sufficient; he, therefore, hoped it would come under consideration.
He had two principal ideas in his mind, which made it appear so; if neither of which was cleared up otherwise, heshould vote for it.
The gentleman last up wished the committee to rise, in order to recommit it: he should vote for it if the gentleman was willing to add, "to bring in a bill.
Mr. HEATH did not wish that the members, being furnished with debates agreeably to the motion, should supersede the receiving of newspapers, yet he should vote for it.
Mr Liddell, with much simplicity, asked the Speaker to tell him how he should vote, but approved entirely of Lord John Russell's address.
I think I can give three reasons why men should vote, and one why woman should not vote.
Many of the innovations proposed by Mrs. Stanton are such as every common-sense man would or should vote for.
Perhaps, had the person making this demand had this question put to him, namely: "What reasons are there why men should vote?
If a larger navy was necessary, I should vote for it; if an army of thirty thousand men was wanted, I should vote for it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "should vote" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
