 | John Stilwell Jenkins - 1852 - 390 sivua
...class and character ; but his experience from that action had taught him the truth of the adage, that * mens' evil deeds follow them/ He became very soon...moment determined at the first session of the 20th Congress. On the 1 Oth of May, a bill was passed for the relief of revolutionary officers and soldiers,... | |
 | Levi Woodbury - 1852 - 656 sivua
...of the bill of 1828, now a member of this body (Mr. WHIGIIT), frankly admitted, in July, 1842, "that the tariff of 1828 was avowedly passed for protection...only incidental to the main object of protection.'' (Appendix to Globe, p. 653, for 1842.) As little can it be pretended that similar provisions, asked... | |
 | Levi Woodbury - 1852 - 646 sivua
...1828, now a member of this body (Mr. WRIGHT), frankly admitted, in July, 1842, "that the tariff 0/1828 was avowedly passed for protection ; and if considerations of revenue had any connection with it, they ID ere only incidental to the main object of protection^ (Appendix to Globe, p. 653, for 1842.) As... | |
 | John Bigelow - 1895 - 456 sivua
..."men's evil deeds follow them." He became very soon convinced that he had committed a great error on that occasion, and it was possible he was about to...the public credit, so far as his recollection served him.1 It will be observed that in 1842 Mr. Wright had abandoned the doctrine of " protection for the... | |
 | United States. Congress - 1911 - 658 sivua
...his present vote. He could not. The occasions appeared to him to be wholly dissimilar. The tariff pf 1828 was avowedly passed for protection; and if considerations...public credit, so far as his recollection served him. Not so now, but precisely the reverse in all these respects. The Treasury is empty, and almost daily... | |
 | 1911 - 674 sivua
...he was about to commit another as great now. It grieved him to know and fe|l thAt many friends were within the reach of his voice whose judgment he most...public credit, so far as his recollection served him. Not so now, but precisely the reverse in all these respects. The Treasury is empty, and almost daily... | |
 | 1911 - 972 sivua
...supporters of the bill of 1828, now a member of this body [Mr. Wright], frankly admitted in July 1842; "that the tariff of 1828 was avowedly passed for protection,...only incidental to the main object of protection." (Appendix to Globe, p. 653, for 1842.) As little can it be pretended that similar provisions, asked... | |
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He became very soon convinced that he had committed a great error upon that occasion, and it was possible he was about to commit another as great now. It grieved him to know and feel, that many friends within the reach of his voice, whose judgment he... 