Twenty-Eight Years in Wall Street
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Very respectfully yours, Henky Clews.
A KEMINDER TO SENATOE EVAETS.
In connection with this Georgia bond affair, even at the expense of stringing the subject out to a considerable length, I cannot omit the following communication to Senator Evarts on the subject : New Yoek, April 13, 1886.
Hon. William M. Evarts, WasMngton, B. 0. : Deab Sie — It is quite generally understood, from infor- mation lately received here from Washington, that there is soon to be sprung upon Congress a bill providing ...for large appropriations for the improvement of rivers and harbors and other so-called public improvements in the South.
There is a feeling of strong opposition in financial circles in this city against the justice of the General Government making such appropriations to many of the Southern States at the present time. TJiis opposition is based upon the fact that the State of New York contributes by taxation about one-fifth of all the rerenue raised in this country Avhich provides for the expenses incurred in carrying on the Government, so that whatever moneys are spent for the so- called public impr6vements, at least one-fifth of the amount is extracted from the pockets of the ciiizens of this State, through taxation ; and as many of our citizens have been so villainously victimized by the repudiation of the Southern States, especially by the State of Georgia, it is but just and fair to these victims, therefore, that no appropriations of money for the purposes named should pass Congress for the benefit of any State which is at present under repudiation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Very respectfully yours, Henky Clews.
A KEMINDER TO SENATOE EVAETS.
In connection with this Georgia bond affair, even at the expense of stringing the subject out to a considerable length, I cannot omit the following communication to Senator Evarts on the subject : New Yoek, April 13, 1886.
Hon. William M. Evarts, WasMngton, B. 0. : Deab Sie — It is quite generally understood, from infor- mation lately received here from Washington, that there is soon to be sprung upon Congress a bill providing ...for large appropriations for the improvement of rivers and harbors and other so-called public improvements in the South.
There is a feeling of strong opposition in financial circles in this city against the justice of the General Government making such appropriations to many of the Southern States at the present time. TJiis opposition is based upon the fact that the State of New York contributes by taxation about one-fifth of all the rerenue raised in this country Avhich provides for the expenses incurred in carrying on the Government, so that whatever moneys are spent for the so- called public impr6vements, at least one-fifth of the amount is extracted from the pockets of the ciiizens of this State, through taxation ; and as many of our citizens have been so villainously victimized by the repudiation of the Southern States, especially by the State of Georgia, it is but just and fair to these victims, therefore, that no appropriations of money for the purposes named should pass Congress for the benefit of any State which is at present under repudiation.
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