The Congressional Globe Pt. 5
The Congressional Globe Pt. 5
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Calhoun and Mr. Walker, passed at different times by this body, and has been sustained by such unanswer- able arguments in this and the other branch of Congrees, to say nothing of its practical advant- ms:ea where it has been tested, that I deem it useless to consume the time of the Senate in offering further arguments of my own, or in repeating those of others, in its support. Every Senator is aware of the fact, that when a new country is surveyed and brought into market, every tract worth the... Government price is entered and paid foitin less than five years, and the sales afler that test of its value are owing to the improvements of the pioneer settlers, by which an enhanced value is imparted to the contiguous lands. In a vast number of instances, these contiguous lands be- come necessary to enlarge the farms of the settlers for stock ranges, &c., when, in fact, the lands are not worth, intrinsically, the money paid for them.
In this way, and for these reasons, the Gov- ernment has extorted millions from her citizens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Calhoun and Mr. Walker, passed at different times by this body, and has been sustained by such unanswer- able arguments in this and the other branch of Congrees, to say nothing of its practical advant- ms:ea where it has been tested, that I deem it useless to consume the time of the Senate in offering further arguments of my own, or in repeating those of others, in its support. Every Senator is aware of the fact, that when a new country is surveyed and brought into market, every tract worth the... Government price is entered and paid foitin less than five years, and the sales afler that test of its value are owing to the improvements of the pioneer settlers, by which an enhanced value is imparted to the contiguous lands. In a vast number of instances, these contiguous lands be- come necessary to enlarge the farms of the settlers for stock ranges, &c., when, in fact, the lands are not worth, intrinsically, the money paid for them.
In this way, and for these reasons, the Gov- ernment has extorted millions from her citizens.
What to read after The Congressional Globe Pt. 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Congress to read onlineMoreLess
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