Land Credits a Plea for the American Farmer
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We can safely trust our Eepresentatives to take account of our conditions and legislate in the interest of our people for the purpose of rectifying and changing those conditions, if they should be changed. Our legislation should be based upon our own history and present state of development and future condi- tions desirable to be brought about. Past and foreign 2o6 Land Credits precedents and practices may be shackles for our limbs in- stead of walls for our protection. The oxgoad will not cont...rol the spirited horse, nor the equine reins direct an automobile. " Hon-. "William S. Goodwin, of Arkansas : " Mr. Speaker, I think the failure of this Congress to enact a rural-credit law approaches almost a tragedy in our economic life. I do not believe that the attention of the American farmer has been directed to any one national legislative matter so much as upon the subject of rural credits unless it be that other question which many consider of even greater importance — the distribution and market- ing of farm products — which goes as a handmaid to the subject of rural credits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We can safely trust our Eepresentatives to take account of our conditions and legislate in the interest of our people for the purpose of rectifying and changing those conditions, if they should be changed. Our legislation should be based upon our own history and present state of development and future condi- tions desirable to be brought about. Past and foreign 2o6 Land Credits precedents and practices may be shackles for our limbs in- stead of walls for our protection. The oxgoad will not cont...rol the spirited horse, nor the equine reins direct an automobile. " Hon-. "William S. Goodwin, of Arkansas : " Mr. Speaker, I think the failure of this Congress to enact a rural-credit law approaches almost a tragedy in our economic life. I do not believe that the attention of the American farmer has been directed to any one national legislative matter so much as upon the subject of rural credits unless it be that other question which many consider of even greater importance — the distribution and market- ing of farm products — which goes as a handmaid to the subject of rural credits.
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