Speech of Mr Davis of Massachusetts in the Senate of the United States Janua
Speech of Mr Davis of Massachusetts in the Senate of the United States Janua
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The result of my inquiry and examination is, that there is no justi- fiable reason for undertaking to give new guar- antees and new indorsements, by legislative act. 'j, to this measure. There is nothing to be gained by it. On the contrary, the implication naturally arises, that the acts need a new opinion to be ex- pressed by new bodies, in order to give to them the force which the Constitution designs that every law shall have, and the tendency is to diminish the respect which the public feel... for them.
Mr. President, the consequences which have grown out of this continuous agitation of these matters in Congress, for a period of more than two years, now running into the third successive session, have been attended with great, and I ap- prehend, lasting mischief to the country. It is difficult to appreciate how great it is. One effect has been to smother the proceedings of this Gov- ernment in everything else. I think some gentle- man stated, when we took the docket up during this session, that it was the first time we had en- tered upon a regular action upon it for two years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The result of my inquiry and examination is, that there is no justi- fiable reason for undertaking to give new guar- antees and new indorsements, by legislative act. 'j, to this measure. There is nothing to be gained by it. On the contrary, the implication naturally arises, that the acts need a new opinion to be ex- pressed by new bodies, in order to give to them the force which the Constitution designs that every law shall have, and the tendency is to diminish the respect which the public feel... for them.
Mr. President, the consequences which have grown out of this continuous agitation of these matters in Congress, for a period of more than two years, now running into the third successive session, have been attended with great, and I ap- prehend, lasting mischief to the country. It is difficult to appreciate how great it is. One effect has been to smother the proceedings of this Gov- ernment in everything else. I think some gentle- man stated, when we took the docket up during this session, that it was the first time we had en- tered upon a regular action upon it for two years.
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