The Works of Henry Clay volume 11
The Works of Henry Clay volume 11
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Clay moved his amendment, and saved them 380 MR. CLAY AND THE what shall be the amount of his expenses during the year; that must depend on many unforeseen contingencies, which can not, with any precision, be calculated beforehand ; all that can be done is to make an approximation to what ought to be, or what may be the amount. Before 1 consider that question, allow me to correct here, an assertion made first by the senator from South Carolina [Mr. Calhoun], and subsequently by the senator from... Missouri near me [Mr. Linn], and I believe by one or two other gentlemen, namely, that the whig party, when out of power, asserted that, if trusted with the helm, they would administer this government at an amount of expenditure not exceeding thirteen millions of dollars. I hope, if such an assertion was actually made by either or all of these gentlemen, that it will never be repeated again, without re- sorting to proof to sustain it. I know of no such position ever taken by the whig party, or by any prominent member of the whig party.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clay moved his amendment, and saved them 380 MR. CLAY AND THE what shall be the amount of his expenses during the year; that must depend on many unforeseen contingencies, which can not, with any precision, be calculated beforehand ; all that can be done is to make an approximation to what ought to be, or what may be the amount. Before 1 consider that question, allow me to correct here, an assertion made first by the senator from South Carolina [Mr. Calhoun], and subsequently by the senator from... Missouri near me [Mr. Linn], and I believe by one or two other gentlemen, namely, that the whig party, when out of power, asserted that, if trusted with the helm, they would administer this government at an amount of expenditure not exceeding thirteen millions of dollars. I hope, if such an assertion was actually made by either or all of these gentlemen, that it will never be repeated again, without re- sorting to proof to sustain it. I know of no such position ever taken by the whig party, or by any prominent member of the whig party.
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