Facts for the People the Various Charges Against General W H Harrison Briefly
Facts for the People the Various Charges Against General W H Harrison Briefly
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That Mr. Vail Eoren has airain wandered from the footsteps' of his " illustrious predecessor" be- cause hestanils plrdfjed to go aj^ainwt a Bank nndTHRbank. 8. That, when the question was first diseussed in Congress, ten years ago, the increaseofthc Sfate Banks, their susj)en- sion ofspecie payments and the finaneial ruin of the country were preoictki). 9. That the predictions then made have been fiiilfiUed to the very letter. 10. That our bitter experience huth in war and peace, has demonstrat...ed the util- ity and absolute necessity of a United States Bank, and that such an institution can only re- lieve the pecuuiiiry distress of the country. — li. That, Gen. Harrison stands pledsred to go in favor of such a measure of relief. 12. That M' VanBuren stands pledged to go-. Igainst it. The proofs in support of each of the forego- ing propositions will be concisely stated in the order in which they are presented. FIRST. When the circumstances of a private indi- vidual are involved in einharassmont, when he is largely indebted beyond liis ability to pay, his credit is impaired, his resources are dimin- ished and if he ever prospers again, ifhis cred- it is ever restored, it is only uiter years of care- ful mauagemeiit and laborious industry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That Mr. Vail Eoren has airain wandered from the footsteps' of his " illustrious predecessor" be- cause hestanils plrdfjed to go aj^ainwt a Bank nndTHRbank. 8. That, when the question was first diseussed in Congress, ten years ago, the increaseofthc Sfate Banks, their susj)en- sion ofspecie payments and the finaneial ruin of the country were preoictki). 9. That the predictions then made have been fiiilfiUed to the very letter. 10. That our bitter experience huth in war and peace, has demonstrat...ed the util- ity and absolute necessity of a United States Bank, and that such an institution can only re- lieve the pecuuiiiry distress of the country. — li. That, Gen. Harrison stands pledsred to go in favor of such a measure of relief. 12. That M' VanBuren stands pledged to go-. Igainst it. The proofs in support of each of the forego- ing propositions will be concisely stated in the order in which they are presented. FIRST. When the circumstances of a private indi- vidual are involved in einharassmont, when he is largely indebted beyond liis ability to pay, his credit is impaired, his resources are dimin- ished and if he ever prospers again, ifhis cred- it is ever restored, it is only uiter years of care- ful mauagemeiit and laborious industry.
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