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So, too, of all the bills since introduced — but three of which included the District — none were passed.
In 1881 Senator Blair introduced a bill to aid common-school education by the payment, from the United States Treasury, of $105,000,000 in ten years, but as it was not passed, in 1884 he again introduced it, changing the amount to $77,000,000 in eight years, when it was amended on motion of Senator (subsequently President) Harrison, hy striking out the District of Columhia. At my request Se...nator Ingalls got it amended by restoring the District, but as the bill was not passed it was of no benefit to us.
So, too, when the Morrill bill of 1890, to give the States the $25,000 per annum, as above stated, passed the Senate, I saw that it did not include the District, and at once applied to Chairman McComas, of the House Committee, to amend it by including the District. He said it ought to he done, but if the bill were amended it would have to go back to the Senate, and might be lost, although six weeks of the session still remained, and every Senator and Member favored its passage, because each State was to get its share.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So, too, of all the bills since introduced — but three of which included the District — none were passed.
In 1881 Senator Blair introduced a bill to aid common-school education by the payment, from the United States Treasury, of $105,000,000 in ten years, but as it was not passed, in 1884 he again introduced it, changing the amount to $77,000,000 in eight years, when it was amended on motion of Senator (subsequently President) Harrison, hy striking out the District of Columhia. At my request Se...nator Ingalls got it amended by restoring the District, but as the bill was not passed it was of no benefit to us.
So, too, when the Morrill bill of 1890, to give the States the $25,000 per annum, as above stated, passed the Senate, I saw that it did not include the District, and at once applied to Chairman McComas, of the House Committee, to amend it by including the District. He said it ought to he done, but if the bill were amended it would have to go back to the Senate, and might be lost, although six weeks of the session still remained, and every Senator and Member favored its passage, because each State was to get its share.
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