Register of Debates in Congress: Comprising the Leading Debates and Incidents of the ... Session of the ... Congress, Band 2;Band 12Gales & Seaton, 1836 |
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... surplus . He understood there was a project started to invest the surplus in stocks - but that would increase the difficulty , and instead of getting clear of the surplus , they would have an increase of it . The Committee on the Post ...
... surplus . He understood there was a project started to invest the surplus in stocks - but that would increase the difficulty , and instead of getting clear of the surplus , they would have an increase of it . The Committee on the Post ...
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... surplus to distribute , it was not right that this bill should pass . But the Senator had met with his match in his friend from New Jersey , who had most ably refuted all his po- sitions , and shown clearly that all his calculations ...
... surplus to distribute , it was not right that this bill should pass . But the Senator had met with his match in his friend from New Jersey , who had most ably refuted all his po- sitions , and shown clearly that all his calculations ...
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... surplus ? It is to make a fictitious , delusive , and unreal surplus , to excite the cupidity of distributees , and to form the new rallying point of the same party which has had the carcer of so many new projects and changes in a few ...
... surplus ? It is to make a fictitious , delusive , and unreal surplus , to excite the cupidity of distributees , and to form the new rallying point of the same party which has had the carcer of so many new projects and changes in a few ...
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... surplus . Every thing had to be kept back to swell a surplus , to make an os- tensible amount in the Treasury ; and then every thing that could be defeated would have to be defeated , in order to save that ostensible surplus for ...
... surplus . Every thing had to be kept back to swell a surplus , to make an os- tensible amount in the Treasury ; and then every thing that could be defeated would have to be defeated , in order to save that ostensible surplus for ...
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... surplus in the Treasury , and which is deposited in the State banks , is unprecedented and dangerous . An overflowing Treasury seems to be a sub- ject of as much alarm now , as an exhausted one did two years ago , which was then so ...
... surplus in the Treasury , and which is deposited in the State banks , is unprecedented and dangerous . An overflowing Treasury seems to be a sub- ject of as much alarm now , as an exhausted one did two years ago , which was then so ...
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