Pine to Potomac
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There are but three other editors besides himself in the House, James Brooks, of New York city; Lawrence J. Getz, of Reading; and Adam J. Glassbremer, of York, Penn.
Gen. John A. Logan sits near enough to Mr. Blaine for them to get well acquainted, and they are soon found speaking upon the same question of appropriating seventy-five thousand dollars to purchase seed-corn for the South.
It is certainly a matter of peculiar interest to look in upon these men and see them at their work, all uncons...cious of the great future that lies before them ; some of the time doing what seems like little things, as when Mr. Blaine moves "to exempt wrapping paper made from wood from internal tax, " and Mr. Garfield rises and says, " I ask the gentleman from Maine to allow an amendment by inserting the word ' corn- stalks, ' which, " he added, "was a very impor- tant manufacture. " But all of these little things were part of the great internal-revenue tax bill, which was to bring millions into the treasury 280 PINE TO POTOMAC.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are but three other editors besides himself in the House, James Brooks, of New York city; Lawrence J. Getz, of Reading; and Adam J. Glassbremer, of York, Penn.
Gen. John A. Logan sits near enough to Mr. Blaine for them to get well acquainted, and they are soon found speaking upon the same question of appropriating seventy-five thousand dollars to purchase seed-corn for the South.
It is certainly a matter of peculiar interest to look in upon these men and see them at their work, all uncons...cious of the great future that lies before them ; some of the time doing what seems like little things, as when Mr. Blaine moves "to exempt wrapping paper made from wood from internal tax, " and Mr. Garfield rises and says, " I ask the gentleman from Maine to allow an amendment by inserting the word ' corn- stalks, ' which, " he added, "was a very impor- tant manufacture. " But all of these little things were part of the great internal-revenue tax bill, which was to bring millions into the treasury 280 PINE TO POTOMAC.
What to read after Pine to Potomac?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E K Cressey to read onlineMoreLess
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