Address of Hon Elihu B Washburne
Address of Hon Elihu B Washburne
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If could not be denied that the people of his Territory were in a worse situation in that respect than others. It now remains for me, Mr. Speaker, to consider very briefly whether the present bill will do full and complete justice to the claimants. During the ten years of scrutiny and investigation, few have made im- provements. Many families, desi)airing of obtaining their ecpiitable claims, and tired of the uncertainties attending their titles, have aban- doned a country which cannot prosper ...without the fostering aid of the government, and, if the delay of justice has not, in all cases, beerk equal in its consecjuences to an absolute denial of it, still it has caused much distress and injury. The present bill will quiet the apprehen- sions of most of the claimants, and although it will neither satisfy nor do justice to all, yet it will restore that confidence which has been much impaired, and will do what the national faith is pledged to do. " The act of Congress, which ]\Ir. Hempstead had introluced, and so ably and strenuously advocated, became a law on the 12th day of April, 1814.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If could not be denied that the people of his Territory were in a worse situation in that respect than others. It now remains for me, Mr. Speaker, to consider very briefly whether the present bill will do full and complete justice to the claimants. During the ten years of scrutiny and investigation, few have made im- provements. Many families, desi)airing of obtaining their ecpiitable claims, and tired of the uncertainties attending their titles, have aban- doned a country which cannot prosper ...without the fostering aid of the government, and, if the delay of justice has not, in all cases, beerk equal in its consecjuences to an absolute denial of it, still it has caused much distress and injury. The present bill will quiet the apprehen- sions of most of the claimants, and although it will neither satisfy nor do justice to all, yet it will restore that confidence which has been much impaired, and will do what the national faith is pledged to do. " The act of Congress, which ]\Ir. Hempstead had introluced, and so ably and strenuously advocated, became a law on the 12th day of April, 1814.
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