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The meetings were very interesting. There were many speeches made on the subject of temperance, and on various topics for the advancement of the respective Indian nations. A speech was also made by the author of this book, which began as follows, to-wit: "My dear friends and relatives.
The meetings were very pleasant and interesting. The officers were as follows, to-wit: President Wm. Chew, of Lewiston Vice-President John Hill, of Grand River Secretary Josiah Hill, of Grand River
The words were omitted to satisfy some who feared that it might be held by the courts that the right of suffrage was conferred thereby. Another amendment proposed was the addition of a section to the bill, to-wit: "And be it further enacted, That upon all questions of law arising in any case under the provisions of this act, a final appeal may be taken to the Supreme Court of the United States."
"To my mind the key-note to the whole case is found in one of the remarks made by Hawes while standing on the gallows, to-wit: 'I want all you boys to let liquor and vile women alone; see what it has done for me. "A careful phrenological estimate of Dick Hawes discloses the fact that he was above an average in appearance, physique and mentality.
And now another newcomer appears on the field, to-wit, the under-porter, with his long brush and great wooden receptacle for dust under his arm. He has been sweeping out the schools. "You'd better stop, gentlemen," he says; "the doctor knows that Brown's fighting he'll be out in a minute." "You go to Bath, Bill," is all that that excellent servitor gets by his advice.
Here the particular man in his mind to-wit his own agreeable self, had devoted his twenty-four years to acquiring sundry dazzling accomplishments, zonly to have his interest in life dampened by a matrimonial scheme, hatched long ago in the fertile brains of his own parents and the parents of his prospective dulcinea in conspiracy.
The resolutions, two in number, and unanimously and with great enthusiasm promptly adopted, were in words and figures as follows, to-wit: " Resolv that in the declaration of independence and likewise also in the constitution of the united states, we recognize a able and well ritten document, and that we are tetotually oppose to the repeal of airy one of the aforesaid instruments of riting.
The following were the speakers, to-wit: Mr. Thomas Williams, of Grand River. Mr. George Beaver, of Grand River. Mr. John C. Lay, of Cattaraugus. Adjourned at 1:30 o'clock P. M. to 4 P. M. The assembly was called to order at 4 o'clock P. M. by the President. The following were the speakers, to-wit: Mr. John John, of Grand River. Mr. Levi Jonathan, of Grand River. Dr. Bombry, of Grand River.
I have already indicated that, since the entry of Fould in the Ministry, that portion of the commercial bourgeoisie that had enjoyed the lion's share in Louis Philippe's reign, to-wit, the aristocracy of finance, had become Bonapartist. Fould not only represented Bonaparte's interests at the Bourse, he represented also the interests of the Bourse with Bonaparte.
It is understood and agreed that the above described country is intended as a future home for the following tribes, to-wit: The Senecas, Onondagas, Cayugas, Tuscaroras, Oneidas, St. Regis, Stockbridges, Munsees and Brothertowns, residing in the State of New York, and the same is to be divided equally among them according to their respective numbers, as mentioned in a schedule hereunto annexed.
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