Union And Democracy
Union And Democracy
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In the National Legislature the West had acquired notable weight. By the appor- tionment of 1822, it had forty-seven out of two hun^ dred and thirteen members of the House; in the Senate, eighteen out of forty-eight. But these figures do not tell the whole tale. As Professor Turner has well said, rightly to estimate the weight of Western population we must add the people of western New York and of the interior counties of Pennsylvania, and of the trans-AUeghany counties of Virginia, as well as ...the people of the back-country of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, North Carolina, and Georgia. " All of these regions were to be influenced by the ideals of democratic rule which were spring- ing up in the Mississippi Valley." Economic conditions bred a democratic society in yGoogk Digitized by VjOOQIC 800 UNION AND DEMOCRACY the West. What Gallatm said of Pennsylvania was true of the greater West : " An equal distribution of property made every individual independent and produced a true and real equality." The basal char- aeteristic of the West was individual ownership of land ; and the reaction of the sense of proprietorship upon individual character was the most significant fact in the history of its population.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the National Legislature the West had acquired notable weight. By the appor- tionment of 1822, it had forty-seven out of two hun^ dred and thirteen members of the House; in the Senate, eighteen out of forty-eight. But these figures do not tell the whole tale. As Professor Turner has well said, rightly to estimate the weight of Western population we must add the people of western New York and of the interior counties of Pennsylvania, and of the trans-AUeghany counties of Virginia, as well as ...the people of the back-country of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, North Carolina, and Georgia. " All of these regions were to be influenced by the ideals of democratic rule which were spring- ing up in the Mississippi Valley." Economic conditions bred a democratic society in yGoogk Digitized by VjOOQIC 800 UNION AND DEMOCRACY the West. What Gallatm said of Pennsylvania was true of the greater West : " An equal distribution of property made every individual independent and produced a true and real equality." The basal char- aeteristic of the West was individual ownership of land ; and the reaction of the sense of proprietorship upon individual character was the most significant fact in the history of its population.
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