American Eloquence : a Collection of Speeches and Addresses: By the Most Eminent Orators of America ; with Biographical Sketches and Illustrative Notes, Volume 2D. Appleton and Company, 1858 |
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... court , as a court of last resort , there was another essential defect . The appeals to this court are from the circuit There existed , sir , a Supreme Court , having courts . The circuit court consists of the district original ...
... court , as a court of last resort , there was another essential defect . The appeals to this court are from the circuit There existed , sir , a Supreme Court , having courts . The circuit court consists of the district original ...
Halaman 65
... court of chancery . But this proceeding was instituted , and has been brought to its present stage , at considerable expense , under the direction of this court . The judge knew of no power the court had to direct the pro- ceeding , and ...
... court of chancery . But this proceeding was instituted , and has been brought to its present stage , at considerable expense , under the direction of this court . The judge knew of no power the court had to direct the pro- ceeding , and ...
Halaman 67
... court , to render it the future pride , and honor , and safety of the nation . It is this tri- bunal which must stamp abroad the judicial character of our country . It is here that am- bassadors and foreign agents resort for justice ...
... court , to render it the future pride , and honor , and safety of the nation . It is this tri- bunal which must stamp abroad the judicial character of our country . It is here that am- bassadors and foreign agents resort for justice ...
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