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Page xxvi
... hundred delegates , in the flower and fresh- ness of youth , were present at the session , which continued for * See Vol . III , p . 193 . See Vol . III , p . 197 . See Vol . III , p . 117 . several days . Mr. Seward was called to ...
... hundred delegates , in the flower and fresh- ness of youth , were present at the session , which continued for * See Vol . III , p . 193 . See Vol . III , p . 197 . See Vol . III , p . 117 . several days . Mr. Seward was called to ...
Page xxxviii
... hundred of the one hundred and twenty - eight members of the Assembly . The New York and Erie Railroad was originally undertaken by a company chartered while Mr. Seward was a member of the Senate . He voted against the charter , not ...
... hundred of the one hundred and twenty - eight members of the Assembly . The New York and Erie Railroad was originally undertaken by a company chartered while Mr. Seward was a member of the Senate . He voted against the charter , not ...
Page xlv
... hundred and fifty years , was abolished , and all judicial offices made elective by the people . It was the desire of Gov. Seward from the commencement of his official career , to effect the decentralization of the political power in ...
... hundred and fifty years , was abolished , and all judicial offices made elective by the people . It was the desire of Gov. Seward from the commencement of his official career , to effect the decentralization of the political power in ...
Page xlix
... hundred voters , and the limitation of the time for holding elections to a single day . These suggestions were accepted by the whigs , who then formed a majority of the legislature . But under the influence of members from New York ...
... hundred voters , and the limitation of the time for holding elections to a single day . These suggestions were accepted by the whigs , who then formed a majority of the legislature . But under the influence of members from New York ...
Page liv
... hundred and seventy - five thousand dollars , for the enlargement of the Erie and the construction of the Genessee Valley and the Black River canals , would amount to thirty millions four hundred and forty - four thousand dollars . The ...
... hundred and seventy - five thousand dollars , for the enlargement of the Erie and the construction of the Genessee Valley and the Black River canals , would amount to thirty millions four hundred and forty - four thousand dollars . The ...
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