Overland Routes to the Pacific the Butterfield Contract
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And I beUeve another. At any rate, they have that — " Mr. Toombs. One from Kansas City to Stockton.
" Mr. Iverson. They want to take this away from the Southern States, and put it upon their own region, for the purpose of depriving the South of the poor benefit of having a mail route over the region of the Southern States. The ob- ject is to operate upon the construction of the Pacific railroad. That is the ultimate design ; and it is another one of those circumstances in which the Northern num...erical majority of this Government intend to absorb all the benefits of the Government. I trust that Southern Senators will put their foot upon this proposition of the Senator from Massachusetts, and that those who act upon this floor in unison and sympa- thy with the South, will have the manliness to stand by the South on this occasion, and that this amendment, which is nothing more than an attempt to monopolize the benefits of this Government for the advantage of the North, will be voted down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I beUeve another. At any rate, they have that — " Mr. Toombs. One from Kansas City to Stockton.
" Mr. Iverson. They want to take this away from the Southern States, and put it upon their own region, for the purpose of depriving the South of the poor benefit of having a mail route over the region of the Southern States. The ob- ject is to operate upon the construction of the Pacific railroad. That is the ultimate design ; and it is another one of those circumstances in which the Northern num...erical majority of this Government intend to absorb all the benefits of the Government. I trust that Southern Senators will put their foot upon this proposition of the Senator from Massachusetts, and that those who act upon this floor in unison and sympa- thy with the South, will have the manliness to stand by the South on this occasion, and that this amendment, which is nothing more than an attempt to monopolize the benefits of this Government for the advantage of the North, will be voted down.
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