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... bill will be , as I hope it ever has been , based upon principle , and not influenced , in the slightest degree , by considerations of per- sonal favor to any man . And , Sir , I take occasion further to remark , that if I had a father ...
... bill will be , as I hope it ever has been , based upon principle , and not influenced , in the slightest degree , by considerations of per- sonal favor to any man . And , Sir , I take occasion further to remark , that if I had a father ...
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... bill introduced into the Assembly , entitled An act for the completion of the Erie Canal Enlargement and Ge- nesee Valley and Black River Canals . ' 66 By the provisions of this bill , the Comptroller was authorized to borrow , on what ...
... bill introduced into the Assembly , entitled An act for the completion of the Erie Canal Enlargement and Ge- nesee Valley and Black River Canals . ' 66 By the provisions of this bill , the Comptroller was authorized to borrow , on what ...
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... bill in question by every means in our power ; but all our arguments and remonstrances were unheeded by an overbearing and tyranni- cal majority in both branches of the Legislature , and the bill was about to be forced through , when ...
... bill in question by every means in our power ; but all our arguments and remonstrances were unheeded by an overbearing and tyranni- cal majority in both branches of the Legislature , and the bill was about to be forced through , when ...
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JANUARY 1851 | 3 |
THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE AMERICAN UNION | 15 |
II THE TREASURY | 24 |
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