The Works of Daniel Webster, Том 2Little, Brown, 1869 |
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... regard to the wishes of the treasury ; the matter was formally submitted to the direc tors of the bank , and they as formally determined that the treasury could not rightly or properly have any thing to say in the matter . A long and ...
... regard to the wishes of the treasury ; the matter was formally submitted to the direc tors of the bank , and they as formally determined that the treasury could not rightly or properly have any thing to say in the matter . A long and ...
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... regard to General Jackson in this matter is this : he said he could establish a better currency ; and , whether success- ful or not in this , it is at least to be said in his favor and praise , that he never did renounce the obligation ...
... regard to General Jackson in this matter is this : he said he could establish a better currency ; and , whether success- ful or not in this , it is at least to be said in his favor and praise , that he never did renounce the obligation ...
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... regard its system of sub - treasuries as but a poor device to avoid a high obligation , or as the first in a new series of ruthless experiments . We believe its professions in favor of a hard - money currency to be insincere ; because ...
... regard its system of sub - treasuries as but a poor device to avoid a high obligation , or as the first in a new series of ruthless experiments . We believe its professions in favor of a hard - money currency to be insincere ; because ...
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... chief magistrate , that the declaration was made in the Senate , that , in regard to pub- lic office , the spoils of victory belong to the conquerors ; thus boldly proclaiming , as the creed of the party , 48 WHIG PRINCIPLES AND PURPOSES .
... chief magistrate , that the declaration was made in the Senate , that , in regard to pub- lic office , the spoils of victory belong to the conquerors ; thus boldly proclaiming , as the creed of the party , 48 WHIG PRINCIPLES AND PURPOSES .
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... regard offices as created for the sake of incumbents , and stimulate the basest passions to the pursuit of high public trusts . We protest against the repeated instances of disregarding judicial decisions by officers of government , and ...
... regard offices as created for the sake of incumbents , and stimulate the basest passions to the pursuit of high public trusts . We protest against the repeated instances of disregarding judicial decisions by officers of government , and ...
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Страница 225 - In all our deliberations on this subject we kept steadily in our view that which appears to us the greatest interest of every true American, the consolidation of our Union, in which is involved our prosperity, felicity, safety, perhaps our national existence.
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