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Page 108
It is not their business to play the Republican game, and had the Democrats put
in a Bill of their own and stood by it, they could have caused the Republicans
very considerable embarrassment. The Senate is not so easily controlled.
It is not their business to play the Republican game, and had the Democrats put
in a Bill of their own and stood by it, they could have caused the Republicans
very considerable embarrassment. The Senate is not so easily controlled.
Page 302
Last month it was intimated that the Senate would in all . probability defeat the Bill
to reduce the tariff on articles imported from the Philippines. This has now been
verified. Every Bill, before being acted on by the Senate, is first considered by a ...
Last month it was intimated that the Senate would in all . probability defeat the Bill
to reduce the tariff on articles imported from the Philippines. This has now been
verified. Every Bill, before being acted on by the Senate, is first considered by a ...
Page 413
For instance, if the Government Bill were to pass, its fourth clause would carry to
every Trade Union Executive in the country a suggestion that if it repudiated its
agents it would save its Union funds. We know as a matter of experience that the
...
For instance, if the Government Bill were to pass, its fourth clause would carry to
every Trade Union Executive in the country a suggestion that if it repudiated its
agents it would save its Union funds. We know as a matter of experience that the
...
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ARMAGH The Archbishop of Edmund Burke 77 | 56 |
ListER The Hon Charles The Value of a Public School | 70 |
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