Address Delivered At the Twentieth Annual Fair of the Washington County Agricultural Society
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Hence cars are burned ; freight, the property of unknown and innocent persons, is destroyed ; trains are thrown from the track; and passengers, who have no connec- tion with the matter in dispute, are killed. All this follows from the principle that it is right to try to extort money by inflicting, or threatening to inflict, an injury. It is an immoral principle. It offends against the law of God, written not only on the tables of stone, but written also in the human heart. An honest man, look-... ing Godward, seeking to find the truth, will know that he cannot rightfully seek to better himself by injuring his neighbor. Such a proposal is an outrage to the moral sense.
2nd. Now look at the common-sense side of the question.
Railroads are great tools used by armies of laborers to transport the products of farms and factories to their proper markets. These great tools are useless unless operated by labor. If they stop, the productive power of the country is lessened. There is less value created, less money earned, there is less ability to pay labor than there would be if the railroads continued to work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hence cars are burned ; freight, the property of unknown and innocent persons, is destroyed ; trains are thrown from the track; and passengers, who have no connec- tion with the matter in dispute, are killed. All this follows from the principle that it is right to try to extort money by inflicting, or threatening to inflict, an injury. It is an immoral principle. It offends against the law of God, written not only on the tables of stone, but written also in the human heart. An honest man, look-... ing Godward, seeking to find the truth, will know that he cannot rightfully seek to better himself by injuring his neighbor. Such a proposal is an outrage to the moral sense.
2nd. Now look at the common-sense side of the question.
Railroads are great tools used by armies of laborers to transport the products of farms and factories to their proper markets. These great tools are useless unless operated by labor. If they stop, the productive power of the country is lessened. There is less value created, less money earned, there is less ability to pay labor than there would be if the railroads continued to work.
What to read after Address Delivered At the Twentieth Annual Fair of the Washington County Agricultural Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hazard, Rowland, 1829-1898. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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