The Claims of Agriculture : Speech of Hon. John Carey, of Ohio, Delivered in the U.S. House of Representatives, April 27, 1860
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If I have ever done anything valuable, it has been the actual manual labor I have performed in as- sisting to develop a new country. I am proud to say it. I ask whether we have not here too many talkers ? They are not laborers nor farmers. There are men who want to do all of the talking ; at least, they want to lead in all the talking. Who can deny that ? It is a lamentable truth. The evil has even extended to our boarding-houses. [Laughter.] Why, sir, it would be impossible for a man, anywhere... here in Washington, even among the ladies, to get out half a sentence without being interrupted. [Laughter.] This may be laugh- able ; but it is as true as the other statements I have made. I ask these gentlemen, who are so flippant and smart, to reflect that every man here, by the Constitution of his country — and we are all Constitution-loving men — has just as many rights as they have.
Abstractly, there is not a man upon earth who really believes that he has a right to prop- erty in another man's labor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I have ever done anything valuable, it has been the actual manual labor I have performed in as- sisting to develop a new country. I am proud to say it. I ask whether we have not here too many talkers ? They are not laborers nor farmers. There are men who want to do all of the talking ; at least, they want to lead in all the talking. Who can deny that ? It is a lamentable truth. The evil has even extended to our boarding-houses. [Laughter.] Why, sir, it would be impossible for a man, anywhere... here in Washington, even among the ladies, to get out half a sentence without being interrupted. [Laughter.] This may be laugh- able ; but it is as true as the other statements I have made. I ask these gentlemen, who are so flippant and smart, to reflect that every man here, by the Constitution of his country — and we are all Constitution-loving men — has just as many rights as they have.
Abstractly, there is not a man upon earth who really believes that he has a right to prop- erty in another man's labor.
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