A History of Early Railroad Legislation in Wisconsin
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1 1 Iowa 2 1 Crawford ) 1 n Chippewa f Columbia 1 Jefferson . 3 1 La Fayette 3 Marquette Winnebago . . . Milwaukee :] o i 5 2 Dane. 1 2 Dodge 3(2?)0 Portage..
o Fond du Lac .... 2 Grant K?) 3(?) Racine . . .
.... 5 2 Roo. K- 4 16 242 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS. [vol.
Whiton both had spoken against it; and Lovell "believed that the more humble and old-fashioned means of trans- portation were more generally useful" in accordance with these views he advocated the distribution scheme favoring... "roads and bridges, " which we have previously noticed. The committee stood, then, as follows : three opposed State undertakings, one had not committed himself, and one favored it. But in the vote on the passage of article xii r and immediately before it was referred to the committee on revision, all but Lovell voted in favor of the article. Then when these gentlemen reported it back to the convention, they had reversed the fundamental principle of the article, in direct violation of the rules of the convention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 1 Iowa 2 1 Crawford ) 1 n Chippewa f Columbia 1 Jefferson . 3 1 La Fayette 3 Marquette Winnebago . . . Milwaukee :] o i 5 2 Dane. 1 2 Dodge 3(2?)0 Portage..
o Fond du Lac .... 2 Grant K?) 3(?) Racine . . .
.... 5 2 Roo. K- 4 16 242 WISCONSIN HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS. [vol.
Whiton both had spoken against it; and Lovell "believed that the more humble and old-fashioned means of trans- portation were more generally useful" in accordance with these views he advocated the distribution scheme favoring... "roads and bridges, " which we have previously noticed. The committee stood, then, as follows : three opposed State undertakings, one had not committed himself, and one favored it. But in the vote on the passage of article xii r and immediately before it was referred to the committee on revision, all but Lovell voted in favor of the article. Then when these gentlemen reported it back to the convention, they had reversed the fundamental principle of the article, in direct violation of the rules of the convention.
What to read after A History of Early Railroad Legislation in Wisconsin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meyer, Balthasar Henry, 1866-1954 to read onlineMoreLess
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