Trial of Charles A. Edmonds, Commissioner of the Land Office of the State of Michigan, Before the Senate of Said State, Том 1W. S. George & Company, state printers, 1872 |
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... proof that Chas . A. Edmonds , Commissioner of the State Land Office , has violated act No. 79 of the Session Laws of 1871 , which provides that " the drunkenness of any person holding office under the Constitu- tion or laws of this ...
... proof that Chas . A. Edmonds , Commissioner of the State Land Office , has violated act No. 79 of the Session Laws of 1871 , which provides that " the drunkenness of any person holding office under the Constitu- tion or laws of this ...
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... proof discloses that with some of his clerks , during his official term , he would engage in vile , dissolute , and ... proof showing his complicity with the authorship of the scandalous anonymous sheet , called Every Wednesday Night ...
... proof discloses that with some of his clerks , during his official term , he would engage in vile , dissolute , and ... proof showing his complicity with the authorship of the scandalous anonymous sheet , called Every Wednesday Night ...
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... proofs that the Commissioner and his Deputy have from time to time , during his official term , specu- lated in the purchase and sale of " scrip " in his office , under the particular management and account of his chief clerk , and in ...
... proofs that the Commissioner and his Deputy have from time to time , during his official term , specu- lated in the purchase and sale of " scrip " in his office , under the particular management and account of his chief clerk , and in ...
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... proof , and to the knowledge of your committee , have occasioned serious loss and damage to honest settlers , inuring to the benefit and advantage of the land speculators and salaried officers . Your committee do not hesi- tate to ...
... proof , and to the knowledge of your committee , have occasioned serious loss and damage to honest settlers , inuring to the benefit and advantage of the land speculators and salaried officers . Your committee do not hesi- tate to ...
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... proofs of settlement and occupancy , required by section four of said act No. 108 , laws of 1861 , and he , the said Edmonds , being acquainted with the practice in said office ever since the passage of said act No. 108 , laws of 1861 ...
... proofs of settlement and occupancy , required by section four of said act No. 108 , laws of 1861 , and he , the said Edmonds , being acquainted with the practice in said office ever since the passage of said act No. 108 , laws of 1861 ...
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