Miscellaneous Documents: 30th Congress, 1st Session - 49th Congress, 1st Session, Volumen3 |
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... England did . Q. You believe in free trade ? -A . Free as the wind from heaven , and I believe that the man that has not manhood enough to go out West ought to have the proud priv- ilege of starving in the city . By Mг . THOMPSON : Q ...
... England did . Q. You believe in free trade ? -A . Free as the wind from heaven , and I believe that the man that has not manhood enough to go out West ought to have the proud priv- ilege of starving in the city . By Mг . THOMPSON : Q ...
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... England . The banks will cash that bill of exchange , and give credit to that foreign creditor and hold it , and then remit it to Europe , making a percentage on it . That is elevating foreign credit over native credit . Some future day ...
... England . The banks will cash that bill of exchange , and give credit to that foreign creditor and hold it , and then remit it to Europe , making a percentage on it . That is elevating foreign credit over native credit . Some future day ...
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... England , would he not go to England or France rather than stay here ? -A . I apprehend not . I judge from this : when I ride along the city of New York I find here and there large establishments provided for the widow and orphan , the ...
... England , would he not go to England or France rather than stay here ? -A . I apprehend not . I judge from this : when I ride along the city of New York I find here and there large establishments provided for the widow and orphan , the ...
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... England within at least 100 years to all practical purposes . By the CHAIRMAN : Q. Do you mean that before 100 years wages were known as the reward of labor in England - A . No , sir ; it is difficult to find out when the wage system ...
... England within at least 100 years to all practical purposes . By the CHAIRMAN : Q. Do you mean that before 100 years wages were known as the reward of labor in England - A . No , sir ; it is difficult to find out when the wage system ...
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... England and Ireland , were between 600 and 700 millions of dollars - only £ 140,000,000 . I notice that the population in 1871 of England and Ireland together approximated 26,900,000 . The increase of England is about 3 per cent . , the ...
... England and Ireland , were between 600 and 700 millions of dollars - only £ 140,000,000 . I notice that the population in 1871 of England and Ireland together approximated 26,900,000 . The increase of England is about 3 per cent . , the ...
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amount Ashland banks BEARD believe better bonds Boston Bowdoin College building capital capitalists cause cent Central Branch CHAIRMAN Cheney Cheney's office committee Company G condition Congress cost currency December 31 depression discharged dollars duty eight hours employed employés employment England expenses fact give greenbacks Hampshire head clerk Hillsboro Holmes hours of labor increase industry interest iron late Company leave of absence legislation machinery manufacturers MARSHALL Massachusetts matter mean ment millions months MOODY National Home never Non-commissioned officers paid persons post-office postmaster present production profit question RADCLYFFE railroad railway mail service received remedy RICE road route-agent Saint Albans ships Stahl SUMNER superintendent suppose tariff thing THOMPSON THURBER time?-A tion to-day Total trade United wages WALKER whole workingmen York Central Railroad York Volunteers