More Than One Hundred Reasons Why William Henry Harrison Should And Will Have Th
More Than One Hundred Reasons Why William Henry Harrison Should And Will Have Th
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81. Because the expenses of his administration have exceeded by seven millions, its income ; going even beyond the footsteps of his illustrious predecessor, in the expenditure of the public money. .
82. Because he approves the anti-republican project ol Mr Poinsett, for creating a standing army of two hundred thousand men.
83. Because their attempt to array the rich against the poor, is a wicked design to appeal to the worst passions of men, their jealousy of one another ; an appeal to which no... good man would lend an ear : and therefore its actual tendency is to array the ig- norant and the wicked against that morahty and that order, on which the very existence of a free government depends.
84. Because the same non-committal policy which elevated xMr Van Buren to the presidency, might place the greatest villains in stations of highest power, if they only had cunningenough to con- ceal their purposes ; it is in fact cowardice and dissimulation re- warded.
12 85. Because " they" have uttered the arbitrary declaration, so characteristic of all those whom the lone possession of office has made insolent, that the sub-treasury scheme was in force, in spite of the representatives of the people ; and should continue in force, in spite of the lamentations of the people, there or elsewhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
81. Because the expenses of his administration have exceeded by seven millions, its income ; going even beyond the footsteps of his illustrious predecessor, in the expenditure of the public money. .
82. Because he approves the anti-republican project ol Mr Poinsett, for creating a standing army of two hundred thousand men.
83. Because their attempt to array the rich against the poor, is a wicked design to appeal to the worst passions of men, their jealousy of one another ; an appeal to which no... good man would lend an ear : and therefore its actual tendency is to array the ig- norant and the wicked against that morahty and that order, on which the very existence of a free government depends.
84. Because the same non-committal policy which elevated xMr Van Buren to the presidency, might place the greatest villains in stations of highest power, if they only had cunningenough to con- ceal their purposes ; it is in fact cowardice and dissimulation re- warded.
12 85. Because " they" have uttered the arbitrary declaration, so characteristic of all those whom the lone possession of office has made insolent, that the sub-treasury scheme was in force, in spite of the representatives of the people ; and should continue in force, in spite of the lamentations of the people, there or elsewhere.
What to read after More Than One Hundred Reasons Why William Henry Harrison Should And Will Have Th?
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