Galusha a Grow Father of the Homestead Law
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Congress was by no means in a happy humor to discuss construc tive plans. It took considerable courage, while it was dubious whether the North would hold the nation together, to ask its Congress to take this step. It was a test of their faith in them selves.
Grow had no hesitation in demanding action on what he felt to be a measure observing com mon interests, conserving social and political equality, and promoting common hopes. Since it was not in order for the Speaker personally to propose bi...lls, Lovejoy and Potter were both willing agents. Potter, however, had set his mind most firmly on combining a bounty of both cash and land for soldiers with the sim ple homestead proposal, a combination the Speaker did not at all relish. Lovejoy, there fore, perhaps at Crow s instigation, introduced the straight bill and asked immediate action almost upon the very moment of the House convening.
But Lovejoy made the mistake of doing it improperly. Potter was on guard to get what THE SPEAKERSHIP 257 he wanted, and objected that there had been no sufficient notice of Lovejoy s bill, and that he had not been instructed by a majority of the committee, facts which Love joy had to admit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Congress was by no means in a happy humor to discuss construc tive plans. It took considerable courage, while it was dubious whether the North would hold the nation together, to ask its Congress to take this step. It was a test of their faith in them selves.
Grow had no hesitation in demanding action on what he felt to be a measure observing com mon interests, conserving social and political equality, and promoting common hopes. Since it was not in order for the Speaker personally to propose bi...lls, Lovejoy and Potter were both willing agents. Potter, however, had set his mind most firmly on combining a bounty of both cash and land for soldiers with the sim ple homestead proposal, a combination the Speaker did not at all relish. Lovejoy, there fore, perhaps at Crow s instigation, introduced the straight bill and asked immediate action almost upon the very moment of the House convening.
But Lovejoy made the mistake of doing it improperly. Potter was on guard to get what THE SPEAKERSHIP 257 he wanted, and objected that there had been no sufficient notice of Lovejoy s bill, and that he had not been instructed by a majority of the committee, facts which Love joy had to admit.
What to read after Galusha a Grow Father of the Homestead Law?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James T Dubois to read onlineMoreLess
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