Great Debates in American History : From the Debates in the British Parliament On the Colonial Stamp Act (1764-1765) to the Debates in Congress At the Close of the Taft Administration (1912-1913) Nine(9)
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Randall, voted for it. The distinguished chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means of the last House, INIr. Fernando Wood, voted for it. Every Democrat of conspicuous name and fame in that House voted for the bill, and not one against it. There were but few Republicans who voted against it.
What was the controversy? What was the object of the bill?
It was alleged by Democrats that in those days of war there were interferences with the proper freedom of elections in the * See Volume VI, chapte...r xiii.
RIDERS ON MONEY BILLS 149 border States. We denied the charge ; but, lest there might be some infraction of the freedom of elections, many Republicans, unwilling that there should be even the semblance of inter- ference with that freedom, voted for it. This law is an expres- sion of their purpose that the army should not be used at any election except for the purpose of keeping the peace.
Those Republicans who voted against it did so on the ground that there was no cause for such legislation; that it was a slander upon the Government and the army to say that they were interfering with the proper freedom of elections.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Randall, voted for it. The distinguished chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means of the last House, INIr. Fernando Wood, voted for it. Every Democrat of conspicuous name and fame in that House voted for the bill, and not one against it. There were but few Republicans who voted against it.
What was the controversy? What was the object of the bill?
It was alleged by Democrats that in those days of war there were interferences with the proper freedom of elections in the * See Volume VI, chapte...r xiii.
RIDERS ON MONEY BILLS 149 border States. We denied the charge ; but, lest there might be some infraction of the freedom of elections, many Republicans, unwilling that there should be even the semblance of inter- ference with that freedom, voted for it. This law is an expres- sion of their purpose that the army should not be used at any election except for the purpose of keeping the peace.
Those Republicans who voted against it did so on the ground that there was no cause for such legislation; that it was a slander upon the Government and the army to say that they were interfering with the proper freedom of elections.
What to read after Great Debates in American History : From the Debates in the British Parliament On the Colonial Stamp Act (1764-1765) to the Debates in Congress At the Close of the Taft Administration (1912-1913) Nine(9)?
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