Nathaniel Massie a Pioneer of Ohio a Sketch of His Life And Selections From H
Nathaniel Massie a Pioneer of Ohio a Sketch of His Life And Selections From H
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" " On the other hand, it was contended that notwith- standing those allegations were technically true, yet they produced but little, if any, injury in practice, that they were the unavoidable result of the plan adopted for the settlement of the Territory, which was originally ad- mitted to be wise, judicious and safe ; that the objections to the form of government were theoretical defects, rather than practical evils ; that the exercise of the ap- pointing power, as far as it was held by Congr...ess, was fully compensated for by the payment of the salaries of all the officers whom they appointed ; that the in- habitants- of the district were too few and too poor to bear the expense of a State government; that their numbers were rapidly increasing ; that in two years, at most, the district would have a population which would entitle it, as a matter of right, to become a State, with- out conditions or restrictions, and that it was better to endure the inconveniences complained of till the time should arrive when the proposed change would be a matter of right, and the people better prepared to meet the expenses of the change.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " On the other hand, it was contended that notwith- standing those allegations were technically true, yet they produced but little, if any, injury in practice, that they were the unavoidable result of the plan adopted for the settlement of the Territory, which was originally ad- mitted to be wise, judicious and safe ; that the objections to the form of government were theoretical defects, rather than practical evils ; that the exercise of the ap- pointing power, as far as it was held by Congr...ess, was fully compensated for by the payment of the salaries of all the officers whom they appointed ; that the in- habitants- of the district were too few and too poor to bear the expense of a State government; that their numbers were rapidly increasing ; that in two years, at most, the district would have a population which would entitle it, as a matter of right, to become a State, with- out conditions or restrictions, and that it was better to endure the inconveniences complained of till the time should arrive when the proposed change would be a matter of right, and the people better prepared to meet the expenses of the change.
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