Thoughts About Water
Thoughts About Water
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As a stimulus to the water party, the 8 editor of the Daily Advertiser, on the morning of the ward meeting, published an editorial proclamation of considerable length, in which he observes, "if they do not vote for it, on such an appeal as this, the inference will be a fair one that the water is not wanted" Is then the casting of 2500 votes in favor of this measure, " after such an appeal as this, " and of which 2500 votes, as we have already stated our firm belief, not 1250 were cast by men, w...ho would agree to pay for the water, is the casting of these 2500 votes, after such electioneering and caucussing, to settle this question for 80, 000 inhabitants ? Where were those 12, 500 customers, who were so eager for this water? The gentleman who decided for the Common Council, that they would assume the responsibility of this costly undertaking, with a majority of one only, will, perhaps, consider it perfectly justifiable that 2500 voters should bind this burthen upon the shoulders of 1600 others, and upon the whole population, and compel them to bear it, when the whole advantage is to be reaped by this small compelling party.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a stimulus to the water party, the 8 editor of the Daily Advertiser, on the morning of the ward meeting, published an editorial proclamation of considerable length, in which he observes, "if they do not vote for it, on such an appeal as this, the inference will be a fair one that the water is not wanted" Is then the casting of 2500 votes in favor of this measure, " after such an appeal as this, " and of which 2500 votes, as we have already stated our firm belief, not 1250 were cast by men, w...ho would agree to pay for the water, is the casting of these 2500 votes, after such electioneering and caucussing, to settle this question for 80, 000 inhabitants ? Where were those 12, 500 customers, who were so eager for this water? The gentleman who decided for the Common Council, that they would assume the responsibility of this costly undertaking, with a majority of one only, will, perhaps, consider it perfectly justifiable that 2500 voters should bind this burthen upon the shoulders of 1600 others, and upon the whole population, and compel them to bear it, when the whole advantage is to be reaped by this small compelling party.
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