Lands for the Landless
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Mason, of Virginia, threatened an ^^ extend- ed debate'^ upon the homestead bill, if its con- sideration was insisted upon. He declared, at any rate, for himself, that he intended to "^o ' into it pretty largely, because he had not yet knou-n ' a bill so fraught with mischii'f, and mischief of tke ' most demoralizing kind." Mr. Wade and Mr. Seward, in brief and ener- getic terms, exhorted the friends of the bill tc stand firm.
The vote was then taken upon Mr. Hunter's motion, and resulted as fo...llows : Yeas — Messrs. Allen, Bates, Bayard, Benjamin, Bigler, Brown, Clay, Clitgman, Davis, Fitcli, Filzpatrick, Green, Gwin, Hammond, Hunter, Ivcrson, Johnson of Arkansas, Kennedy, Lane, >LaUory, Mason, Pearce, Reid, Sebastian, Siidell, Toombs. Ward, and Yulee— 28.
Nays — Messrs. Bell, Bright, Brodcrick, Chandler, Clark, Cdlamer, Dixt/n, Doolilile, Douglas, D-wkee, Fessenden, Foci, i%sftn-, HaU, Hamlin, Harlan, Houston, .Johnson of Tennes- see, King, Puph, Rice. Seward, Simvions, Smith, Stuart, Tru»ibull, Wade, and Mlhon — "28.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mason, of Virginia, threatened an ^^ extend- ed debate'^ upon the homestead bill, if its con- sideration was insisted upon. He declared, at any rate, for himself, that he intended to "^o ' into it pretty largely, because he had not yet knou-n ' a bill so fraught with mischii'f, and mischief of tke ' most demoralizing kind." Mr. Wade and Mr. Seward, in brief and ener- getic terms, exhorted the friends of the bill tc stand firm.
The vote was then taken upon Mr. Hunter's motion, and resulted as fo...llows : Yeas — Messrs. Allen, Bates, Bayard, Benjamin, Bigler, Brown, Clay, Clitgman, Davis, Fitcli, Filzpatrick, Green, Gwin, Hammond, Hunter, Ivcrson, Johnson of Arkansas, Kennedy, Lane, >LaUory, Mason, Pearce, Reid, Sebastian, Siidell, Toombs. Ward, and Yulee— 28.
Nays — Messrs. Bell, Bright, Brodcrick, Chandler, Clark, Cdlamer, Dixt/n, Doolilile, Douglas, D-wkee, Fessenden, Foci, i%sftn-, HaU, Hamlin, Harlan, Houston, .Johnson of Tennes- see, King, Puph, Rice. Seward, Simvions, Smith, Stuart, Tru»ibull, Wade, and Mlhon — "28.
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