Report of Proceedings of the American Mining Congress Fifteenth Annual Session
Report of Proceedings of the American Mining Congress Fifteenth Annual Session
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The paper is full of misstatements. I speak out of my own experience.
I stand on the point of order. The motion was to receive the paper. I say that we receive it and that we lay it upon the table. It has been read. We have all had the benefit of his views and his state- ments, but it does not follow, Mr. Chairman, that we shall pay the postage and send thousands and thousands broadcast out over the country. They have been prepared by an expert and they represent an expert's view, in which he d...iffers from us. There are so many things that are not germane to the question in this address that I made the motion to lay it upon the table simply to avoid what to most of us must appear as an unnecessary discussion at this time. There is not even a suggestion of any disrespect for the paper, the logic in it is great. It is simply that we shall receive it and lay it upon the table as it is done time and time again, when a voluminous document comes in for discussion.
THE PRESIDENT: If the gentleman who has made the motion, will permit it, I will rule that we take this matter up in the morning for discussion, and if you do not want it to appear in the proceedings, you can say so then.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The paper is full of misstatements. I speak out of my own experience.
I stand on the point of order. The motion was to receive the paper. I say that we receive it and that we lay it upon the table. It has been read. We have all had the benefit of his views and his state- ments, but it does not follow, Mr. Chairman, that we shall pay the postage and send thousands and thousands broadcast out over the country. They have been prepared by an expert and they represent an expert's view, in which he d...iffers from us. There are so many things that are not germane to the question in this address that I made the motion to lay it upon the table simply to avoid what to most of us must appear as an unnecessary discussion at this time. There is not even a suggestion of any disrespect for the paper, the logic in it is great. It is simply that we shall receive it and lay it upon the table as it is done time and time again, when a voluminous document comes in for discussion.
THE PRESIDENT: If the gentleman who has made the motion, will permit it, I will rule that we take this matter up in the morning for discussion, and if you do not want it to appear in the proceedings, you can say so then.
What to read after Report of Proceedings of the American Mining Congress Fifteenth Annual Session?
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