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It has a history of which its people need not be ashamed. And why should its citizens surrender the rights and privileges they possess to manage their own affairs in their own way, and by their own means, merely to become the subjects* of another power, and be governed by a Council not of their own choice ?
It may be said that annexation will be for our advantage — that we shall have more expended upon our territory, and for ourselves, than what we expend now.
14 MAYOR'S ADDRESS. [Jan.
If this ...is to be the case, then it would be unfair and unjust to the people of Boston, to take their, wealth to supply our wants and necessities — and degrading to ourselves, because we should become a public charge upon Boston. In such a humiliating position, I am sure the people of Roxbury will never consent to be placed.
It has been stated that our property will increase in value if we are annexed, and consequently we shall be able to pay more taxes than we now do. I confess that I am una- ble to see why our property would be worth more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has a history of which its people need not be ashamed. And why should its citizens surrender the rights and privileges they possess to manage their own affairs in their own way, and by their own means, merely to become the subjects* of another power, and be governed by a Council not of their own choice ?
It may be said that annexation will be for our advantage — that we shall have more expended upon our territory, and for ourselves, than what we expend now.
14 MAYOR'S ADDRESS. [Jan.
If this ...is to be the case, then it would be unfair and unjust to the people of Boston, to take their, wealth to supply our wants and necessities — and degrading to ourselves, because we should become a public charge upon Boston. In such a humiliating position, I am sure the people of Roxbury will never consent to be placed.
It has been stated that our property will increase in value if we are annexed, and consequently we shall be able to pay more taxes than we now do. I confess that I am una- ble to see why our property would be worth more.
What to read after [city Documents, 1847-1867] 1852- No.1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roxbury (Boston, Mass.). Municipal Government to read onlineMoreLess
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