Speeches and Forensic Arguments, Volume 3Perkins & Marvin, 1843 |
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Page 10
... regard to the bill introduced by Mr. Lewis ; but on the 8th of February , a bill from the Senate to provide for the rebuilding of the President's House and the Capitol being under consideration in the House of Representatives , it was ...
... regard to the bill introduced by Mr. Lewis ; but on the 8th of February , a bill from the Senate to provide for the rebuilding of the President's House and the Capitol being under consideration in the House of Representatives , it was ...
Page 11
... regard to the war . If time had allowed ! Sir , time does allow - time must allow . A general remark of that kind ought not to be , cannot be , left to produce its effect , when that effect is obviously intended to be unfavorable . Why ...
... regard to the war . If time had allowed ! Sir , time does allow - time must allow . A general remark of that kind ought not to be , cannot be , left to produce its effect , when that effect is obviously intended to be unfavorable . Why ...
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... regard for these the only , or the principal mo- tive of those , for whom I speak . They offer it mainly to evince the high estimation in which they hold the political sentiments and principles , which you have professed and maintained ...
... regard for these the only , or the principal mo- tive of those , for whom I speak . They offer it mainly to evince the high estimation in which they hold the political sentiments and principles , which you have professed and maintained ...
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... least of all by any party or personal consideration . He will not make it the chief object of government to extend and perpetuate the power of his party . He will not - regard his political opponents as enemies , over whom he 26.
... least of all by any party or personal consideration . He will not make it the chief object of government to extend and perpetuate the power of his party . He will not - regard his political opponents as enemies , over whom he 26.
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... regard for those political prin- ciples which I have endeavored to maintain ; and though the material were less costly , or the workmanship less elegant , any durable evidence of your approbation could not but give me high satisfaction ...
... regard for those political prin- ciples which I have endeavored to maintain ; and though the material were less costly , or the workmanship less elegant , any durable evidence of your approbation could not but give me high satisfaction ...
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