The Works of William H. Seward, Volume 1Houghton, Mifflin, 1887 - Legislators |
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Page 175
... seems to me to commend itself to the adoption of the Senate , because it stops short of committing Con- gress or the government to any action beyond that of simply giving welcome . What I desire is not the utterance of words . What I ...
... seems to me to commend itself to the adoption of the Senate , because it stops short of committing Con- gress or the government to any action beyond that of simply giving welcome . What I desire is not the utterance of words . What I ...
Page 435
... seem to me that he knows as much as he did before he went to prison . He doesn't seem to talk as much , to have so much life , nor does he seem so sensible . Last ... Seems to have been led by Providence to DEFENCE OF WILLIAM FREEMAN . 435.
... seem to me that he knows as much as he did before he went to prison . He doesn't seem to talk as much , to have so much life , nor does he seem so sensible . Last ... Seems to have been led by Providence to DEFENCE OF WILLIAM FREEMAN . 435.
Page 506
... seems to us that in the first place , the necessity of legislation , under this claim of the Constitution , is violently inferred , and then another violence is com- mitted by inferring an implied power . The work of usurpation once ...
... seems to us that in the first place , the necessity of legislation , under this claim of the Constitution , is violently inferred , and then another violence is com- mitted by inferring an implied power . The work of usurpation once ...
Contents
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR PAGE Xiij | ix |
SPEECHES IN THE SENATE OF NEW YORK | 1 |
SPEECHES IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES | 51 |
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