Proceedings of the National Convention of American Cheap Transportation Associat
Proceedings of the National Convention of American Cheap Transportation Associat
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Col. R. M. Littler Iowa Waldo M. Potter Wm. Maxwell. - Tennessee Wm. Maxwell.
Wm. Keyser Maryland Odin Bowie.
Geo. Deering Kentucky M. S. Belknap.
R. H. Ferguson, Secretary, then presented his Annual Report as follows : Gentlemen op the Convention : We are convened here to-day from almost every ^tate of our great Republic. The South and the North, the East and the West, have met here to take counsel for the relief of the people in their respec- tive localities. From almost every part of ...our land can be heai'd the low mur- 32 murings of the people. With commendable forbearance, they are waiting patientlj' for legislative and judicial acts to give them relief. They have seen a power created ^by themselves, or permitted by their acquiesence, to grow up in their midst, until it threatens to make their laws, to dictate to them what they must pay for their food, fuel and clothing, and even names the price of the commodities they have to sell.
We have this humiliating condition to contemplate, that, widely separated as are the different sections of our nation, every iron highway that leads from one city to another, from one State to another, and over which, owing to the great distances which sepai-ate the one section from the other, all our com- merce and people must travel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aiken.
Col. R. M. Littler Iowa Waldo M. Potter Wm. Maxwell. - Tennessee Wm. Maxwell.
Wm. Keyser Maryland Odin Bowie.
Geo. Deering Kentucky M. S. Belknap.
R. H. Ferguson, Secretary, then presented his Annual Report as follows : Gentlemen op the Convention : We are convened here to-day from almost every ^tate of our great Republic. The South and the North, the East and the West, have met here to take counsel for the relief of the people in their respec- tive localities. From almost every part of ...our land can be heai'd the low mur- 32 murings of the people. With commendable forbearance, they are waiting patientlj' for legislative and judicial acts to give them relief. They have seen a power created ^by themselves, or permitted by their acquiesence, to grow up in their midst, until it threatens to make their laws, to dictate to them what they must pay for their food, fuel and clothing, and even names the price of the commodities they have to sell.
We have this humiliating condition to contemplate, that, widely separated as are the different sections of our nation, every iron highway that leads from one city to another, from one State to another, and over which, owing to the great distances which sepai-ate the one section from the other, all our com- merce and people must travel.
What to read after Proceedings of the National Convention of American Cheap Transportation Associat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Board of Transportation And Commerce to read onlineMoreLess
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