Speeches of Hon. Carter H. Harrison, of Illinois, in the House of Representatives, On Democratic Music, May 23, 1876
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HARRISON. The cheapness of the salary grab, or any refer- ence to the Credit Mobilier, does not make that right which of itself is wrong. But it affords an answer to the gentleman when he speaks of the money this appropriation will take from the hardy sons of toil.
This $1,.500,000 divided am«ng the voters of this country would make sixteen and two-thirds cents each. Does any one believe for a moment that if the voters of America could be aj^pealed to they would hesi- tate to put their hands in...to their pockets and donate sixteen and two- thirds cents each to this great undertaking ?
But, says the gentleman from New York, the rich men should do it.
The rich men, who have made fortunes out of our bleeding country, should do it. Bat, sir, the rich men do not do it. The rich men among his own constituency, who revel in wealth, who wallow in untold for- tunes, they do not do it.
Mr. AVILLIS. The gentleman will permit me to say that the citi- zens of New York City subscribed some $240,000 more than has been subscribed by the rest of the nation together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HARRISON. The cheapness of the salary grab, or any refer- ence to the Credit Mobilier, does not make that right which of itself is wrong. But it affords an answer to the gentleman when he speaks of the money this appropriation will take from the hardy sons of toil.
This $1,.500,000 divided am«ng the voters of this country would make sixteen and two-thirds cents each. Does any one believe for a moment that if the voters of America could be aj^pealed to they would hesi- tate to put their hands in...to their pockets and donate sixteen and two- thirds cents each to this great undertaking ?
But, says the gentleman from New York, the rich men should do it.
The rich men, who have made fortunes out of our bleeding country, should do it. Bat, sir, the rich men do not do it. The rich men among his own constituency, who revel in wealth, who wallow in untold for- tunes, they do not do it.
Mr. AVILLIS. The gentleman will permit me to say that the citi- zens of New York City subscribed some $240,000 more than has been subscribed by the rest of the nation together.
What to read after Speeches of Hon. Carter H. Harrison, of Illinois, in the House of Representatives, On Democratic Music, May 23, 1876?
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