Speech of the Hon Thomas Ewing Delivered At a Public Festival
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I was at that time a member of the Post Office committee, of which Mr. Grundy was still chairman. I was in a minoritij, and, during the whole investi- gation, I never saw a witness, or a paper of any kind relating to the affairs of the office, until the chairman produced his report and read it, denying all the charges touching tlie conduct of the Postmaster General and his subordinates, and .^peaking in high terms of the ilourisliing condition of the Department, its fiicilities and its finances.... In 1833-''4, the majorities were changed, and then took place an investigation in good faith: and then it was that all those enormous abuses, which had before forced them- selves upon the knowledge of the public, were disclosed and ex- posed. The Executive, and the minions of the E. \ecutive, did not yield to the point. They denied what was proved to de- monstration itself. They assailed, with all the fierceness of baf- fled avarice and deep seated malignity, all who were concerned in forwarding the investigation, and especially men who supported its most active mover and promoter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was at that time a member of the Post Office committee, of which Mr. Grundy was still chairman. I was in a minoritij, and, during the whole investi- gation, I never saw a witness, or a paper of any kind relating to the affairs of the office, until the chairman produced his report and read it, denying all the charges touching tlie conduct of the Postmaster General and his subordinates, and .^peaking in high terms of the ilourisliing condition of the Department, its fiicilities and its finances.... In 1833-''4, the majorities were changed, and then took place an investigation in good faith: and then it was that all those enormous abuses, which had before forced them- selves upon the knowledge of the public, were disclosed and ex- posed. The Executive, and the minions of the E. \ecutive, did not yield to the point. They denied what was proved to de- monstration itself. They assailed, with all the fierceness of baf- fled avarice and deep seated malignity, all who were concerned in forwarding the investigation, and especially men who supported its most active mover and promoter.
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