Why I Am a Socialist
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, Patronage is the substance of the President's power in Congress; the Constitu- tion has so hedged him about that otherwise he has little authority; but he can always bestow or withhold the post offices, and with these he can bring into line many members that are insecure in their seats. This great power Mr. Roosevelt strained to the utmost and beyond all prece- dent, supporting it at the same time with personal appeals, argument, and the bullying of the weaker members, all his effort being di...rected toward the passing of a bill that would cure the rate discrimination evil.
He was opposed at every turn by all the power of the railroads, the banks, and the allied institutions; these also had seldom shown a more united front. The situation, in fact, precisely duplicated the situation when the original Inter-State Commerce act was passed. The corporations fought everything to the last ditch. When they saw that the pressure from the country was too great, and that the supremacy of their political organization was in danger, they took the most innocuous of the pending measures for railroad regulation and began to amend it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, Patronage is the substance of the President's power in Congress; the Constitu- tion has so hedged him about that otherwise he has little authority; but he can always bestow or withhold the post offices, and with these he can bring into line many members that are insecure in their seats. This great power Mr. Roosevelt strained to the utmost and beyond all prece- dent, supporting it at the same time with personal appeals, argument, and the bullying of the weaker members, all his effort being di...rected toward the passing of a bill that would cure the rate discrimination evil.
He was opposed at every turn by all the power of the railroads, the banks, and the allied institutions; these also had seldom shown a more united front. The situation, in fact, precisely duplicated the situation when the original Inter-State Commerce act was passed. The corporations fought everything to the last ditch. When they saw that the pressure from the country was too great, and that the supremacy of their political organization was in danger, they took the most innocuous of the pending measures for railroad regulation and began to amend it.
What to read after Why I Am a Socialist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell, Charles Edward, 1860-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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