The World's Columbian Exposition : Speech of Hon. Benjamin Butterworth of Ohio in the House of Representatives, Friday, February 6, 1891
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No one criti- cises that item.
Let it be understood that at the time the national commission met it was thought that it would have a larger jurisdiction than is now conceded, and more extended than it is now exercising. It js now act- ing in conjunction and accord with the local directory, and in a man- ner thoroughly satisfactory to both bodies.
I believe in divorce under certain circumstances, but when man and wife, having quarreled, come together, kiss and make up, and are liv- ing happily a...nd rearing their children "in the nurture and admonition of the Lord," why should we insist, against their will, on divorcing them? I can not see; can you? In other words, when the troubles that vexed this enterprise have passed away, when this great project in which we are all so deeply concerned, is being satisfactorily con- ducted, I can not see why we should be intent on dealing with it as of its former estate and condition.
[Here the hammer fell.] Mr. BUTTERWORTH. I would like a few moments more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No one criti- cises that item.
Let it be understood that at the time the national commission met it was thought that it would have a larger jurisdiction than is now conceded, and more extended than it is now exercising. It js now act- ing in conjunction and accord with the local directory, and in a man- ner thoroughly satisfactory to both bodies.
I believe in divorce under certain circumstances, but when man and wife, having quarreled, come together, kiss and make up, and are liv- ing happily a...nd rearing their children "in the nurture and admonition of the Lord," why should we insist, against their will, on divorcing them? I can not see; can you? In other words, when the troubles that vexed this enterprise have passed away, when this great project in which we are all so deeply concerned, is being satisfactorily con- ducted, I can not see why we should be intent on dealing with it as of its former estate and condition.
[Here the hammer fell.] Mr. BUTTERWORTH. I would like a few moments more.
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