The Messages And Proclamations of the Governors of Iowa volume 4
The Messages And Proclamations of the Governors of Iowa volume 4
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These are the principal reasons which have suggested themselves to my mind as conclusive that the act in question should not become a law. I have reluctantly brought my- 188 MESSAGES AND PROCLAMATIONS OF self to the conviction that I should interpose a veto to a measure, upon the necessity and propriety of which gentle- men of equal patriotism, intelligence, sincerity, and zeal for the public good are divided in opinion. But the fact that quite a number of those who supported this measure origi...- nally, have voluntarily informed me that they voted for it under a misapprehension of its full effects, strengthens my own conviction that it should be referred back to the Gen- eral Assembly for reconsideration.
I have withheld this message to the close of the constitu- tional limit for the return of the accompanying act, in the hope that the General Assembly would pass a supplemental bill which I understand has been introduced into both houses, and which, had it become a law, would have so modified my objections to it as to have induced me to give it my approval, rather than to resort, in a case involving only personal opinion, to the extraordinary power which the constitution confers upon an executive, and which should be invoked only with the greatest care and upon the strongest conviction that the public good demands it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are the principal reasons which have suggested themselves to my mind as conclusive that the act in question should not become a law. I have reluctantly brought my- 188 MESSAGES AND PROCLAMATIONS OF self to the conviction that I should interpose a veto to a measure, upon the necessity and propriety of which gentle- men of equal patriotism, intelligence, sincerity, and zeal for the public good are divided in opinion. But the fact that quite a number of those who supported this measure origi...- nally, have voluntarily informed me that they voted for it under a misapprehension of its full effects, strengthens my own conviction that it should be referred back to the Gen- eral Assembly for reconsideration.
I have withheld this message to the close of the constitu- tional limit for the return of the accompanying act, in the hope that the General Assembly would pass a supplemental bill which I understand has been introduced into both houses, and which, had it become a law, would have so modified my objections to it as to have induced me to give it my approval, rather than to resort, in a case involving only personal opinion, to the extraordinary power which the constitution confers upon an executive, and which should be invoked only with the greatest care and upon the strongest conviction that the public good demands it.
What to read after The Messages And Proclamations of the Governors of Iowa volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iowa Governors to read onlineMoreLess
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