Union Peace Popular Rights Speech of Edward Joy Morris of Pennsylvania in T
Union Peace Popular Rights Speech of Edward Joy Morris of Pennsylvania in T
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Army and navy expenditures be sustained, and they will cost at least, per annum, fifteen or twenty million dollars. Then, there will be the heavy cost of the civil list, and the diplomatic establishment, &c. , making in all, for a mixed population of white and black ol little more than four 8 million, an annual expenditure of at least $30, 000, 000. All this must be raised by a capitation and property tax, atFecting alike the rich and the poor, and reaching the pockets of every man, however hum...ble in condition and poor in means. Men who have lived under the Government of the United States, participating in all its invalu- able privileges, and its stimulating influence on individual and national prosperity, without the consciousness of being taxed for its support, will not long remain contented under an expensive system like that proposed in the cotton Stntes, the burdens of which will rest oppressively on every man's shoulders in the community. They will not fail to institute unfavorable comparisons between the economical Government which their political leaders assumed to renounce in their name, but without their ex- press authority, and that under which they are so heavily taxed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Army and navy expenditures be sustained, and they will cost at least, per annum, fifteen or twenty million dollars. Then, there will be the heavy cost of the civil list, and the diplomatic establishment, &c. , making in all, for a mixed population of white and black ol little more than four 8 million, an annual expenditure of at least $30, 000, 000. All this must be raised by a capitation and property tax, atFecting alike the rich and the poor, and reaching the pockets of every man, however hum...ble in condition and poor in means. Men who have lived under the Government of the United States, participating in all its invalu- able privileges, and its stimulating influence on individual and national prosperity, without the consciousness of being taxed for its support, will not long remain contented under an expensive system like that proposed in the cotton Stntes, the burdens of which will rest oppressively on every man's shoulders in the community. They will not fail to institute unfavorable comparisons between the economical Government which their political leaders assumed to renounce in their name, but without their ex- press authority, and that under which they are so heavily taxed.
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