Rhode Island Repudiation; Or, the History of the Revolutionary Debt of Rhode Island
Rhode Island Repudiation; Or, the History of the Revolutionary Debt of Rhode Island
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John H. Clarke and W. Pat- ter., Esq. Mr. Patten adding, " if the gentleman cannot be more decent in his language he had better leave the House." Hon.
Tristam Surges, who was a petitioner, was also another upoa whom Mr. Updike dealt his ungentlemanly abuse. Of this we shall at a future page give some further explanation.
In page 82 it was said, that in another page of this history " we might further expose the Acts and the Motives of Wilkins Updike in his opposition to State claims. In 1847 he ...was nomin- ated for Representative to the Congress of the United States. In public addresses, both verbal and written, he claimed the votes of the electors as a reward for that opposition. It is believed that an exposition of these Acts and Motives can be well shown by ex- tracts from a handbill by us published and widely circulated, March 2oth, 1847 ; and another also published and circulated August 10th, 1847, when he was twice before the people for elec- tion, and was twice defeated, although the Whig party in his dis- Digitized by Google 84 THE RHODE ISLAND STATE DEBT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John H. Clarke and W. Pat- ter., Esq. Mr. Patten adding, " if the gentleman cannot be more decent in his language he had better leave the House." Hon.
Tristam Surges, who was a petitioner, was also another upoa whom Mr. Updike dealt his ungentlemanly abuse. Of this we shall at a future page give some further explanation.
In page 82 it was said, that in another page of this history " we might further expose the Acts and the Motives of Wilkins Updike in his opposition to State claims. In 1847 he ...was nomin- ated for Representative to the Congress of the United States. In public addresses, both verbal and written, he claimed the votes of the electors as a reward for that opposition. It is believed that an exposition of these Acts and Motives can be well shown by ex- tracts from a handbill by us published and widely circulated, March 2oth, 1847 ; and another also published and circulated August 10th, 1847, when he was twice before the people for elec- tion, and was twice defeated, although the Whig party in his dis- Digitized by Google 84 THE RHODE ISLAND STATE DEBT.
What to read after Rhode Island Repudiation; Or, the History of the Revolutionary Debt of Rhode Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John W John Wilkes Richmond to read onlineMoreLess
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