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Acting upon these principles , our fellow - citizens very generally feel it to be their
solemn duty , whatever they may think of slave . ry in the abstract , or in its actual
condition in any section of the Union , to leave its treatment , as it was left in their
...
Acting upon these principles , our fellow - citizens very generally feel it to be their
solemn duty , whatever they may think of slave . ry in the abstract , or in its actual
condition in any section of the Union , to leave its treatment , as it was left in their
...
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notice ufter entering on their duties , for the discharge of this portion of said duty .
3. When this duty shall have been completed , the said commissioners shall
report to the Comptroller the amount applied by them to the purchase of bonds
and ...
notice ufter entering on their duties , for the discharge of this portion of said duty .
3. When this duty shall have been completed , the said commissioners shall
report to the Comptroller the amount applied by them to the purchase of bonds
and ...
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In each school district , there are annually chosen three trustees , whose duty it is
, to call special meetings of the inhabitants whenever they deem it necessary ; to
make out all tax lists , when taxes are voted by the inhabitants of the district to ...
In each school district , there are annually chosen three trustees , whose duty it is
, to call special meetings of the inhabitants whenever they deem it necessary ; to
make out all tax lists , when taxes are voted by the inhabitants of the district to ...
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The manufacturers of salt pay to the State a duty of six cents on every bushel
manufactured , and two mills per bushel for the brine supplied by the State
pumps . Yet the price of salt at the works during the year 1835 , did not exceed
fifteen ...
The manufacturers of salt pay to the State a duty of six cents on every bushel
manufactured , and two mills per bushel for the brine supplied by the State
pumps . Yet the price of salt at the works during the year 1835 , did not exceed
fifteen ...
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It is evident , on the contrary , that every duty of friendship towards each other
which before existed , is by our union heightened in its obligation , and enforced
by motives the most exalted and endearing . Whatever institution or state of
society ...
It is evident , on the contrary , that every duty of friendship towards each other
which before existed , is by our union heightened in its obligation , and enforced
by motives the most exalted and endearing . Whatever institution or state of
society ...
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| Title | Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Volume 59, Issues 1-2 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Assembly |
| Published | 1836 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Sep 2007 |
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