The Works of Daniel Webster ...: Speeches on various occasionsC.C. Little and J. Brown, 1851 |
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... election ; but this I will say , that if any man ever came into office by virtue and under power of will and testament , it is that same gentle- man . I insist that no evidence can be produced that the Amer- ican people have ever ...
... election ; but this I will say , that if any man ever came into office by virtue and under power of will and testament , it is that same gentle- man . I insist that no evidence can be produced that the Amer- ican people have ever ...
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... election , had they succeeded in their object , and the Secretary of the Treasury been vested with unlimited discretion to purchase State bonds at his pleasure . Suppose such a power now existed , and Mr. Wood- bury , conscientious and ...
... election , had they succeeded in their object , and the Secretary of the Treasury been vested with unlimited discretion to purchase State bonds at his pleasure . Suppose such a power now existed , and Mr. Wood- bury , conscientious and ...
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... elections are everywhere showing that a large majority of the people are op- posed in sentiment to the existing administration , I desire them to tell me how that administration has held its place and pur- sued its own peculiar system ...
... elections are everywhere showing that a large majority of the people are op- posed in sentiment to the existing administration , I desire them to tell me how that administration has held its place and pur- sued its own peculiar system ...
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... election of a public printer ? to observe the great anxiety and solicitude which even your own friends have been obliged to exercise to keep that appointment out of the hands of executive power ? One of the first things which , in my ...
... election of a public printer ? to observe the great anxiety and solicitude which even your own friends have been obliged to exercise to keep that appointment out of the hands of executive power ? One of the first things which , in my ...
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... election of those persons . They are quite willing their favorites should exercise all power , and are perfectly content with the tendencies of government to an elective despotism , if they may choose the man at the head of it , and ...
... election of those persons . They are quite willing their favorites should exercise all power , and are perfectly content with the tendencies of government to an elective despotism , if they may choose the man at the head of it , and ...
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