Gen Harrisons Speech At the Dayton Convention
Gen Harrisons Speech At the Dayton Convention
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[Applause. ] Again, they censure me for iny course in Congress, when I served you in that body as a representative of the North West Territory. And here I will advert to the fact that I represented, at the time, a territory comprising now the Slates of Indiana, lUmois and Michigan. I was the sole representative of that immen. Se extent of country. [A voice here cried— " And you are going to be again!" Tremendous cheering. ] As I understood federalism to be in its origin, so I under- stand it to... be now. It was and is the accumulation of power in the E. \ecutive to be used and exercised for its own benefit. Was my conduct in Congress then such as to entitle tne to the appellation of federalist? — [Cries of no, no, and cheering. ] I had the honor, as Chairman of a Committee in the year 18^0, to devise a bill which had for its object to snatch from the grasp of spec- ulators all this glorious country which now teems with rich harvests under the hands of the honest, industrious and virtuous husbandman.
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[Applause. ] Again, they censure me for iny course in Congress, when I served you in that body as a representative of the North West Territory. And here I will advert to the fact that I represented, at the time, a territory comprising now the Slates of Indiana, lUmois and Michigan. I was the sole representative of that immen. Se extent of country. [A voice here cried— " And you are going to be again!" Tremendous cheering. ] As I understood federalism to be in its origin, so I under- stand it to... be now. It was and is the accumulation of power in the E. \ecutive to be used and exercised for its own benefit. Was my conduct in Congress then such as to entitle tne to the appellation of federalist? — [Cries of no, no, and cheering. ] I had the honor, as Chairman of a Committee in the year 18^0, to devise a bill which had for its object to snatch from the grasp of spec- ulators all this glorious country which now teems with rich harvests under the hands of the honest, industrious and virtuous husbandman.
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