Congressional Legislation
Congressional Legislation
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Could the legislation suggested m this resolution have received the sanction of Congress, it would have preserved our credit, reduced the i)rice of gold, diminished bank circulation, and less- ened the burthen of taxation.
11 THE DRAFT AND COMMUTATION CLAUSK.
At the beginning of the last session of Congress, many of us in Congress became fully satisfied that tlie enrollment law, as it then stood, would prove a failure. Ap[)reeiating the importance of replenishing our armies, I become satisfied ...that necessity would compel us to resort to an absolute draft, or other more stringent means of raising men. Hence, very early in the session, I introduced a bill to repeal the commutation clause. It was a severe measure, and the country was not, or Congress was not, prepared to adopt it. Time passed on, and the temporary expe- dient of raising one hundred day^ men was restored to. But, finally, the President and Secretary of War sent an urgent com- mnuicatiou to Congress, strongly expressing their conviction of the necessity of such repeal, and Congress finally yielded, and adopted it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Could the legislation suggested m this resolution have received the sanction of Congress, it would have preserved our credit, reduced the i)rice of gold, diminished bank circulation, and less- ened the burthen of taxation.
11 THE DRAFT AND COMMUTATION CLAUSK.
At the beginning of the last session of Congress, many of us in Congress became fully satisfied that tlie enrollment law, as it then stood, would prove a failure. Ap[)reeiating the importance of replenishing our armies, I become satisfied ...that necessity would compel us to resort to an absolute draft, or other more stringent means of raising men. Hence, very early in the session, I introduced a bill to repeal the commutation clause. It was a severe measure, and the country was not, or Congress was not, prepared to adopt it. Time passed on, and the temporary expe- dient of raising one hundred day^ men was restored to. But, finally, the President and Secretary of War sent an urgent com- mnuicatiou to Congress, strongly expressing their conviction of the necessity of such repeal, and Congress finally yielded, and adopted it.
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