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... adopt a common inland mal transportation , other than by ratio between gold and silver , for railroads and steamboats , except for tempo- the purpose of establishing , internationally.rary service , the Postmaster - General shall the ...
... adopt a common inland mal transportation , other than by ratio between gold and silver , for railroads and steamboats , except for tempo- the purpose of establishing , internationally.rary service , the Postmaster - General shall the ...
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... adopted : For , 89,300 ; against , 5,882 . MICHIGAN . - Two amendments were sub- mitted to vote of the people , April 1 , 1878 . Section 12 of article 6 , as follows : " The clerk of each county organized for Judicial purposes shall be ...
... adopted : For , 89,300 ; against , 5,882 . MICHIGAN . - Two amendments were sub- mitted to vote of the people , April 1 , 1878 . Section 12 of article 6 , as follows : " The clerk of each county organized for Judicial purposes shall be ...
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... [ Adopted August 6. ] That in accordance with the time- honored and Constitutional faith of the Democratic party , we hold that the only honest and lawful money of the people of the United States is gold and silver coin , or a paper ...
... [ Adopted August 6. ] That in accordance with the time- honored and Constitutional faith of the Democratic party , we hold that the only honest and lawful money of the people of the United States is gold and silver coin , or a paper ...
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... [ Adopted June 18. ] We demand the payment of the bonded debt of the United States as rapidly as prac- ticable . No further issue of Government bonds , whereby equal taxation with the other property of the country is avoided . We are ...
... [ Adopted June 18. ] We demand the payment of the bonded debt of the United States as rapidly as prac- ticable . No further issue of Government bonds , whereby equal taxation with the other property of the country is avoided . We are ...
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... [ Adopted September 11. ] That we demand the immediate repeal of the Resumption Act , so that the periodical carnivals of bankruptcy may for ever come to an end , and that our National wealth be made the fixed and reliable foun- dation of ...
... [ Adopted September 11. ] That we demand the immediate repeal of the Resumption Act , so that the periodical carnivals of bankruptcy may for ever come to an end , and that our National wealth be made the fixed and reliable foun- dation of ...
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