The repeal of that prohibition will enable the Department to give renewed employment to a large class of workmen who have been necessarily discharged in consequence of the want of means to pay them--a circumstance attended, especially at this season of the year, with much privation and suffering.
John Tyler: “The repeal of that prohibition will enable the Department to give renewed employment to a large class of workmen who…”
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Tyler discusses the impact of a legislative prohibition on employment and the suffering it causes.
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