The Nicaragua Canal An Open Letter to the President of the United States of Ame
The Nicaragua Canal An Open Letter to the President of the United States of Ame
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There was a sensation. We were called upon to pay $250, 000. Now we have two projects here. The Senator from Vermont says that the $250, 000 applied to neither of these, neither to his Bill nor to the incorporation which the Senator from Missouri refers to. Is there another 1 Will some member of the Committee on Foreign Relations tell us whether there was another Nicaragua scheme at that time, three years ago 1 Does the recollection of the Senator from Vermont serve him as to that point, whethe...r there was another Nicaragua scheme at that time that we were called upon to pay $250, 000 for ? The Senator from Massachusetts, I believe, does not remember any other Nicaraguan scheme.
" Mr. HOAR. My memory is so bad that I do not remember anything about it.
" Mr. VAN W5TCK. The Senator is so very familiar with getting across mountains and valleys and rivers between the Atlantic and the Pacific that I supposed he would probably remember how many schemes there were to dig through the mountains and get landed on the sweet Pacific.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a sensation. We were called upon to pay $250, 000. Now we have two projects here. The Senator from Vermont says that the $250, 000 applied to neither of these, neither to his Bill nor to the incorporation which the Senator from Missouri refers to. Is there another 1 Will some member of the Committee on Foreign Relations tell us whether there was another Nicaragua scheme at that time, three years ago 1 Does the recollection of the Senator from Vermont serve him as to that point, whethe...r there was another Nicaragua scheme at that time that we were called upon to pay $250, 000 for ? The Senator from Massachusetts, I believe, does not remember any other Nicaraguan scheme.
" Mr. HOAR. My memory is so bad that I do not remember anything about it.
" Mr. VAN W5TCK. The Senator is so very familiar with getting across mountains and valleys and rivers between the Atlantic and the Pacific that I supposed he would probably remember how many schemes there were to dig through the mountains and get landed on the sweet Pacific.
What to read after The Nicaragua Canal An Open Letter to the President of the United States of Ame?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Atlantic And Pacific Ship Canal Company to read onlineMoreLess
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