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Clayton, John M. (John Middleton), 1796-1856
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Sir, it would be a waste of time to meet argu- ments like those in regard to prudent proprietor- ship. I have often voted for grants of land for railroads in the new States. I have voted liber- ally for the western States, because I delighted to j see their advance in all the arts of life; I delighted to witness their prosperity as great and growing members of our greatly growing Republic. I de- light to witness it still. But I never was hum- bu|;ged for a moment bv this idea of prudent pro- pr
...ietorship. It is a doctrine that will not bear scrutiny, and no constitutional lawyer can stand upon it. It results inevitably in this: that 3rour act is. constitutional or unconstitutional as your appropriation happens to terminate for the benefit of th e lands adjommg, or not. Ifi the oonttngeney of its not benefiting the ^ther land, the grant is unconstitutional by the very terms of the argu- ment; and in the contingency of its doubling, or Seatly increasing the value of the surrounding nd. It becoraelB eonstitutional !

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