James K Jones the Plumed Knight of Arkansas volume 2
James K Jones the Plumed Knight of Arkansas volume 2
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The task, said Cleveland, was not one of devising ways to spend its surplus, but of decreasing it by striking out the cause. He devoted his whole third message to the sub- ject. He stated that the farmer got no benefits from pro- tection, that on the other hand the manufacturers alone were benefitted, until they became trusts. This was in 1887. His great phrase, since quoted so often it has be- come famous, was used in this message: "It is a condi- tion which confronts us — not a theory. " He u...rged that Congress enter upon its debates of this condition in a spirit above all partisan feeling, to "consider it in the light of that regard for patriotic duty which should char- acterize the actions of those intrusted with the weal of a 134 JAMES K. JONES SEW BERRY confiding people. " The necessity oi' action was plainly put up to Congress — they must do something to relieve the situation. The President had done his full duty, and he awaited the result.
This result was all that could be wished — for him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The task, said Cleveland, was not one of devising ways to spend its surplus, but of decreasing it by striking out the cause. He devoted his whole third message to the sub- ject. He stated that the farmer got no benefits from pro- tection, that on the other hand the manufacturers alone were benefitted, until they became trusts. This was in 1887. His great phrase, since quoted so often it has be- come famous, was used in this message: "It is a condi- tion which confronts us — not a theory. " He u...rged that Congress enter upon its debates of this condition in a spirit above all partisan feeling, to "consider it in the light of that regard for patriotic duty which should char- acterize the actions of those intrusted with the weal of a 134 JAMES K. JONES SEW BERRY confiding people. " The necessity oi' action was plainly put up to Congress — they must do something to relieve the situation. The President had done his full duty, and he awaited the result.
This result was all that could be wished — for him.
What to read after James K Jones the Plumed Knight of Arkansas volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farrar Newberry to read onlineMoreLess
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