The National Magazine: A Monthly Journal of American History, Volumen3Magazine of Western History Publishing Company, 1885 |
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... senate , where his unusual talents , force of character and fitness for the position , made him prominently named as a suitable candi- date for the senate of the United States . He was afterward nominated , both for member of congress ...
... senate , where his unusual talents , force of character and fitness for the position , made him prominently named as a suitable candi- date for the senate of the United States . He was afterward nominated , both for member of congress ...
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... senate . Mr. Arnold is not a politi- cal philosopher , but " people who think straight and see clear , " as he de- scribes the Americans , cannot fail to see the force of his suggestions as being a possible solution of some of the diffi ...
... senate . Mr. Arnold is not a politi- cal philosopher , but " people who think straight and see clear , " as he de- scribes the Americans , cannot fail to see the force of his suggestions as being a possible solution of some of the diffi ...
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... senate . Under the sys- tem outlined , the senate would no longer be equal in power to the house , and , as the formation of the senate is peculiarly favorable to the smaller states , they , being sufficient in number , would defeat any ...
... senate . Under the sys- tem outlined , the senate would no longer be equal in power to the house , and , as the formation of the senate is peculiarly favorable to the smaller states , they , being sufficient in number , would defeat any ...
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... senate must be deprived , constitution- ally or in practice , of its high privileges . This is of itself reason enough why it would be undesirable for us , whatever might be its advantages . It is unnec- essary to enter upon any ...
... senate must be deprived , constitution- ally or in practice , of its high privileges . This is of itself reason enough why it would be undesirable for us , whatever might be its advantages . It is unnec- essary to enter upon any ...
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... senate could be devised . The history of the country is a record of its worth . The most strik- ing instance of its tendency to hold fast to law and right against an almost re- sistless current of popular opinion , was when it refused ...
... senate could be devised . The history of the country is a record of its worth . The most strik- ing instance of its tendency to hold fast to law and right against an almost re- sistless current of popular opinion , was when it refused ...
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