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... favor of any applicant . He hoped the resolution would be adopted , believing the present as favorable a time as could present itself to have a consideration of the whole subject . The commit- tee would have it in their power to ...
... favor of any applicant . He hoped the resolution would be adopted , believing the present as favorable a time as could present itself to have a consideration of the whole subject . The commit- tee would have it in their power to ...
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... favor of referring it to the Com- mittee on the Contingent Expenses of the Senate . It would then come under the eye of the intelligent gentleman from Illinois , ( Mr. KANE ) who , from his remarks to - day , had evidently given his ...
... favor of referring it to the Com- mittee on the Contingent Expenses of the Senate . It would then come under the eye of the intelligent gentleman from Illinois , ( Mr. KANE ) who , from his remarks to - day , had evidently given his ...
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... favor of the refiner . The treacle obtained from the sugar was , however , valued at one cent per pound , in favor of the refiner , and therefore five cents , the drawback fixed upon in the bill , would be a fair allowance , and would ...
... favor of the refiner . The treacle obtained from the sugar was , however , valued at one cent per pound , in favor of the refiner , and therefore five cents , the drawback fixed upon in the bill , would be a fair allowance , and would ...
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... favor of the refiner , and the Government would be the loser to that amount - an amount averaging from 15 to 47 per cent . The improvements made in the manufac- ture were certainly worthy of notice ; because a greater amount of refined ...
... favor of the refiner , and the Government would be the loser to that amount - an amount averaging from 15 to 47 per cent . The improvements made in the manufac- ture were certainly worthy of notice ; because a greater amount of refined ...
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... favor of the fairness , the equity , and the reasonableness of his proposi tion ; and rested the public claim for the compensation he required , on the following prominent facts and powerful considerations . 1. That these balances in ...
... favor of the fairness , the equity , and the reasonableness of his proposi tion ; and rested the public claim for the compensation he required , on the following prominent facts and powerful considerations . 1. That these balances in ...
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