A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties, Measures and Men ...A.L. Burt, 1892 - 556 sider |
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... interest in the matter brought home to them with the same force , and are consequently less active and less energetic . Moreover , the local organiza- tion is almost exclusively in the hands of these political " workers , " as they are ...
... interest in the matter brought home to them with the same force , and are consequently less active and less energetic . Moreover , the local organiza- tion is almost exclusively in the hands of these political " workers , " as they are ...
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... interests on legis- tion . Philadelphia was objected to by the Southern mem- bers , because the Quakers were urging the abolition of slavery . A compromise was finally made by which the capital was to be Philadelphia for ten years , and ...
... interests on legis- tion . Philadelphia was objected to by the Southern mem- bers , because the Quakers were urging the abolition of slavery . A compromise was finally made by which the capital was to be Philadelphia for ten years , and ...
Side 104
... interests as it would be injurious to ours . Coinage . - Previous to and during the Revolution the coins in use in this country were mostly foreign . The Constitution ( Article 1 , section 8 , clause 5 ) vested in Congress the right to ...
... interests as it would be injurious to ours . Coinage . - Previous to and during the Revolution the coins in use in this country were mostly foreign . The Constitution ( Article 1 , section 8 , clause 5 ) vested in Congress the right to ...
Side 105
... interest while in transit , and yet give a profit on the transaction . This , of course , lead to heavy exports of silver , that element of our currency being very largely eliminated . In order to check the export of fractional silver ...
... interest while in transit , and yet give a profit on the transaction . This , of course , lead to heavy exports of silver , that element of our currency being very largely eliminated . In order to check the export of fractional silver ...
Side 115
... interest to us is a prohibition on laying any duties on imports " to promote or foster any branch of industry . " Confirmation by the Senate . ( See Term and Tenure of Office . ) Congress . All legislative powers granted by the ...
... interest to us is a prohibition on laying any duties on imports " to promote or foster any branch of industry . " Confirmation by the Senate . ( See Term and Tenure of Office . ) Congress . All legislative powers granted by the ...
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