Edgartown Division
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12 next, by showing that we have valuation enough to administer muni- cipal affairs without burdening the tax-payers ; and, third, that we do not injure the municipality from which we propose to withdraw. That last proposition is to be taken with a qualification ; and that is this, — that if the benefit to be derived from the new incorporation exceeds the injury which would be suffered by the old corporation, then the new corporation is to be created. The history of this divis- ion of towns is ...familiar to everybody. My experience goes back as far as 1846, and began with the incorporation of the town of Ash- land, which was four miles from Hopkinton, and four miles from Framingham, and four miles from everywhere ; and they wanted to be incorporated because they were a little village upon the Boston and Worcester Railroad it was then (Boston and Albany now), utterly distinct from all the other towns with which the}' were connected. They never went to town meeting except to vote for representative ; and they had a great fight, and they got incorporated finally ; and now Ashland is one of the most flourishing towns that you will ride through, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
12 next, by showing that we have valuation enough to administer muni- cipal affairs without burdening the tax-payers ; and, third, that we do not injure the municipality from which we propose to withdraw. That last proposition is to be taken with a qualification ; and that is this, — that if the benefit to be derived from the new incorporation exceeds the injury which would be suffered by the old corporation, then the new corporation is to be created. The history of this divis- ion of towns is ...familiar to everybody. My experience goes back as far as 1846, and began with the incorporation of the town of Ash- land, which was four miles from Hopkinton, and four miles from Framingham, and four miles from everywhere ; and they wanted to be incorporated because they were a little village upon the Boston and Worcester Railroad it was then (Boston and Albany now), utterly distinct from all the other towns with which the}' were connected. They never went to town meeting except to vote for representative ; and they had a great fight, and they got incorporated finally ; and now Ashland is one of the most flourishing towns that you will ride through, Mr.
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