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Tomorrow being Saturday , which is a busy day , I suppose , to gentlemen down town , Sunday intervening , I would endeavor to get ready by Wednesday evening , but I would prefer a longer time . In making this suggestion , I am bound to ...
Tomorrow being Saturday , which is a busy day , I suppose , to gentlemen down town , Sunday intervening , I would endeavor to get ready by Wednesday evening , but I would prefer a longer time . In making this suggestion , I am bound to ...
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I would like to remark , for one , that I did not come here as a witness ; I came here to listen . Mr. TRAIN . I suppose every gentleman here is more or less familiar with the trial of causes and with hearings of this character .
I would like to remark , for one , that I did not come here as a witness ; I came here to listen . Mr. TRAIN . I suppose every gentleman here is more or less familiar with the trial of causes and with hearings of this character .
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... asking them to express their views as to whether it is worth while to free the ferries , I can go on with that sort of hearing as long as any gentleman wishes ; but I did not suppose that was the kind of hearing that was desired .
... asking them to express their views as to whether it is worth while to free the ferries , I can go on with that sort of hearing as long as any gentleman wishes ; but I did not suppose that was the kind of hearing that was desired .
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I suppose that I am indebted for that invitation to the fact that it was believed that I had some ideas in relation to , and some degree of familiarity with , the question thus brought before you . I remember that the ferries have ...
I suppose that I am indebted for that invitation to the fact that it was believed that I had some ideas in relation to , and some degree of familiarity with , the question thus brought before you . I remember that the ferries have ...
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... the limits of the city , because you can adopt no system of betterments that I know of ; and if you can adopt a system , I call upon the friends of free ferries , for I suppose the friends of free ferries are friends of equity .
... the limits of the city , because you can adopt no system of betterments that I know of ; and if you can adopt a system , I call upon the friends of free ferries , for I suppose the friends of free ferries are friends of equity .
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1872 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Oct 2011 |
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