The Business of Congress
The Business of Congress
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The (jthcr circumstance that tends to the same end, and is akin to the cause I have just indicated, is the great cost of an election which, according to a recent parliamentary return, has averaged at a general election more than $10, 000 for each seat. With us the annual salary of $7500, while not sufficient to maintain any degree of state, will enable the average member to Wvv resjwct- ably, supplemented as it is by the use of an oflice, a liberal allowance for stationery and travel, and the p...ayment of a secretary. The average expense of an election relatively to that in England is very small. Except in rare instances, where some rich man attempts to buy a seat, or in a few locahties where there are ex- orbitant assessments for the local campaign chests, it is probable that the average cost of an election to a member of the House of Representatives does not ex- ceed $1500. And in making the comparison it must be borne in mind that the average constituency here is very much larger than in Groat Brit am.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The (jthcr circumstance that tends to the same end, and is akin to the cause I have just indicated, is the great cost of an election which, according to a recent parliamentary return, has averaged at a general election more than $10, 000 for each seat. With us the annual salary of $7500, while not sufficient to maintain any degree of state, will enable the average member to Wvv resjwct- ably, supplemented as it is by the use of an oflice, a liberal allowance for stationery and travel, and the p...ayment of a secretary. The average expense of an election relatively to that in England is very small. Except in rare instances, where some rich man attempts to buy a seat, or in a few locahties where there are ex- orbitant assessments for the local campaign chests, it is probable that the average cost of an election to a member of the House of Representatives does not ex- ceed $1500. And in making the comparison it must be borne in mind that the average constituency here is very much larger than in Groat Brit am.
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