The Constitutional History of Illinois
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" After the battle every excess of rapacity was sufficiently vindicated by the plea that the sufferers were unbaptized. Avarice stimulated zeal. Zeal consecrated avarice. Proselytes and gold mines were sought with equal ardor. " In all political campaigns the men of the North were most convenient and useful allies to draw on to help defray party assessments and furnish the sinews of war, but it would never do to allow them to direct the policy of the party.
In the exciting times of election the... Yanks were good enough to swell the majorities, but at all other times their wants and neces- 88 CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ILLINOIS.
sities went unheeded. When the inhabited parts of the State extended a little north of Alton, then the people of Randolph, Monroe, St. Clair and Madison, now southern counties, were as anxious for a canal as the people of La Salle and Hennepin. When the seat of government was removed to Yandalia and afterward to Springfield, those living between these two places immediately became Southerners and ever after opposed a canal with all their power and might.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" After the battle every excess of rapacity was sufficiently vindicated by the plea that the sufferers were unbaptized. Avarice stimulated zeal. Zeal consecrated avarice. Proselytes and gold mines were sought with equal ardor. " In all political campaigns the men of the North were most convenient and useful allies to draw on to help defray party assessments and furnish the sinews of war, but it would never do to allow them to direct the policy of the party.
In the exciting times of election the... Yanks were good enough to swell the majorities, but at all other times their wants and neces- 88 CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ILLINOIS.
sities went unheeded. When the inhabited parts of the State extended a little north of Alton, then the people of Randolph, Monroe, St. Clair and Madison, now southern counties, were as anxious for a canal as the people of La Salle and Hennepin. When the seat of government was removed to Yandalia and afterward to Springfield, those living between these two places immediately became Southerners and ever after opposed a canal with all their power and might.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elliott Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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