Proceedings of the Legislature of the State of New York Relative to the Life And Public Services of David Bennett Hill
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How thor- oughly successful the people came to appreciate last year when comparison was made between the expenditures under his administration and those of his several successors.
As we take up each year the two or more volumes of the session laws which embody the work of the Legislature, we are like to wonder if it can be really true that during Governor Hill's administration there was but a volume a year. Examination discloses that our recol- lection is exact.
It was due, however, not to the ...Legisla- ture, but to the Governor.
He waged war without ceasing against unnecessary as well as bad legislation. He sought not credit for this strenuous service, but rendered it in the public interest as his duty of course.
24 iatriJi Sftttwtt ^xll Instead of writing a stinging veto of an unnecessary or unworthy bill, thus wounding the introducer — who quite likely acted with- out fully appreciating the character of the measure — he sent for him, pointed out the objection, and suggested that the introducer might like to recall the bill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How thor- oughly successful the people came to appreciate last year when comparison was made between the expenditures under his administration and those of his several successors.
As we take up each year the two or more volumes of the session laws which embody the work of the Legislature, we are like to wonder if it can be really true that during Governor Hill's administration there was but a volume a year. Examination discloses that our recol- lection is exact.
It was due, however, not to the ...Legisla- ture, but to the Governor.
He waged war without ceasing against unnecessary as well as bad legislation. He sought not credit for this strenuous service, but rendered it in the public interest as his duty of course.
24 iatriJi Sftttwtt ^xll Instead of writing a stinging veto of an unnecessary or unworthy bill, thus wounding the introducer — who quite likely acted with- out fully appreciating the character of the measure — he sent for him, pointed out the objection, and suggested that the introducer might like to recall the bill.
What to read after Proceedings of the Legislature of the State of New York Relative to the Life And Public Services of David Bennett Hill?
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