History of the United States of America volume 3
History of the United States of America volume 3
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* In close connection with the compro- mise tariff was Mr. Clay's land bill, which was re-introduced by him early in De- cember. Discussed at intervals during the three months of the session, but with no accession of light respecting any of its obscure points, it passed the Senate near the end of January, by a majority of four. The House took it up only on the 1st of March, but passed it then by ninety- six against forty, with some trifling a- mendrnent, which the Senate agreed to by a vote of ...twenty-three against five, and it was sent to the president. The lateness of the day on which it was sent gave the executive good opportunity to decline to return it, which was the course he pursued, and the bill was ac- cordingly defeated.
The president, as we have noted, threw out doubts in his message, re- specting the safety of the deposits of public money which were in the keep- ing of the United States Bank, and rec- ommended to sell the stock in the hands of the government. The com- mittee of ways and means reported through Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* In close connection with the compro- mise tariff was Mr. Clay's land bill, which was re-introduced by him early in De- cember. Discussed at intervals during the three months of the session, but with no accession of light respecting any of its obscure points, it passed the Senate near the end of January, by a majority of four. The House took it up only on the 1st of March, but passed it then by ninety- six against forty, with some trifling a- mendrnent, which the Senate agreed to by a vote of ...twenty-three against five, and it was sent to the president. The lateness of the day on which it was sent gave the executive good opportunity to decline to return it, which was the course he pursued, and the bill was ac- cordingly defeated.
The president, as we have noted, threw out doubts in his message, re- specting the safety of the deposits of public money which were in the keep- ing of the United States Bank, and rec- ommended to sell the stock in the hands of the government. The com- mittee of ways and means reported through Mr.
What to read after History of the United States of America volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J a Jesse Ames Spencer to read onlineMoreLess
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