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MK. SPEAKER: Desiring on Friday last to leave for home at an early hour this morning, it would greatly have suited my convenience to have addressed the House on that day; but inasmuch as the chair.
man of the Committee of the Whole [Mr. Dawes], after due delibera- 24 370 VALLATTDIG HAM'S SPEECHES.
tion and upon solemn advice, decreed that it was not in order, pending a revenue measure, to discuss the general subject of revenue and expen- ditures, but only the particular items of the bill, I was... obliged to re- main, in order that I might speak to-day.
Of this I will not now complain. It is but a part of the sum of human disappointments to which we arc all subject.
The bill before us appropriates $200, 000, and pledges the faith of the United States to the extent of 810, 000, 000 more. While, as a Western man, I should gladly support any measure really and honestly for the interest of the West, I am constrained to oppose this bill. I am against it, first, because, in my deliberate judgment, it is wholly without constitutional warrant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MK. SPEAKER: Desiring on Friday last to leave for home at an early hour this morning, it would greatly have suited my convenience to have addressed the House on that day; but inasmuch as the chair.
man of the Committee of the Whole [Mr. Dawes], after due delibera- 24 370 VALLATTDIG HAM'S SPEECHES.
tion and upon solemn advice, decreed that it was not in order, pending a revenue measure, to discuss the general subject of revenue and expen- ditures, but only the particular items of the bill, I was... obliged to re- main, in order that I might speak to-day.
Of this I will not now complain. It is but a part of the sum of human disappointments to which we arc all subject.
The bill before us appropriates $200, 000, and pledges the faith of the United States to the extent of 810, 000, 000 more. While, as a Western man, I should gladly support any measure really and honestly for the interest of the West, I am constrained to oppose this bill. I am against it, first, because, in my deliberate judgment, it is wholly without constitutional warrant.
What to read after Speeches Arguments Addresses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clement L Clement Laird Vallandigham to read onlineMoreLess
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