The Founding of Washington City With Some Considerations On the Origin of Citi
The Founding of Washington City With Some Considerations On the Origin of Citi
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A league had been formed between the Northern States and Pennsylvania.
Mr. Fitzsimmons denied the assertion as it re spected Pennsylvania.
Mr. Wadsworth, of Connecticut, said with re spect to bargaining it w r ould reflect no honor on either side of the House. He must either give his vote now, or submit to more bargaining. He did not dare to go to the Potomac: he feared that the whole of New England would consider the Union as destroyed.
The matter having been laid over one day, Mr. Madison aga...in urged the importance of the most central position of the country as regards territory^ and population. Those nearest the seat of govern ment would always possess advantages over those remote. An earlier knowledge of the laws, greater influence in enacting them, better opportunities for anticipating them, and a thousand other cir cumstances will give a superiority to those who are thus situated. If it were possible to promul gate our laws by some simultaneous operation, it would be of less consequence where the govern ment might be placed; but if time is necessary 33 for this purpose, we ought, as far as possible, to put every part of the community on a level.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A league had been formed between the Northern States and Pennsylvania.
Mr. Fitzsimmons denied the assertion as it re spected Pennsylvania.
Mr. Wadsworth, of Connecticut, said with re spect to bargaining it w r ould reflect no honor on either side of the House. He must either give his vote now, or submit to more bargaining. He did not dare to go to the Potomac: he feared that the whole of New England would consider the Union as destroyed.
The matter having been laid over one day, Mr. Madison aga...in urged the importance of the most central position of the country as regards territory^ and population. Those nearest the seat of govern ment would always possess advantages over those remote. An earlier knowledge of the laws, greater influence in enacting them, better opportunities for anticipating them, and a thousand other cir cumstances will give a superiority to those who are thus situated. If it were possible to promul gate our laws by some simultaneous operation, it would be of less consequence where the govern ment might be placed; but if time is necessary 33 for this purpose, we ought, as far as possible, to put every part of the community on a level.
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