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If ratified by the Legislatures of less than three-fourths of all the States, their validity will be denied, and their enforcement resisted." Mr. Wilson, of Massachusetts, replied to Mr. Buckalew's imputations against New England.

William Horatio Barnes - History of the Thirty-Ninth Congress of the United States

"Peter," interrupted the sick man, with feeble asperity, "did you ever manage to fool me in your life?" "No, Eskew." "Well, you're not doin' it now!" Two tears suddenly loosed themselves from Squire Buckalew's eyelids, despite his hard endeavor to wink them away, and he turned from the bed too late to conceal what had happened. "There ain't any call to feel bad," said Eskew.

Booth Tarkington - The Conquest of Canaan

I never heard that it was an objection to legislation that it held out rewards to those who did right." Referring to Mr. Buckalew's argument, Mr. Fessenden remarked: "Eight out of sixteen pages of his speech were devoted to abuse of New England, and to showing that New England had too much power, and that it ought to be abridged in some way. We are happy to know it. Of Mr.

William Horatio Barnes - History of the Thirty-Ninth Congress of the United States