Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders from Early Greece to the Present Time, Volume 22Mayo Williamson Hazeltine P. F. Collier & Son, 1905 - 11114 pages |
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Page 9219
... charge of personal corruption ever brought against a member of the old government , and his vindication from that charge came from the leader of the Opposition himself . We never heard of the Sarnia job after that day without reflecting ...
... charge of personal corruption ever brought against a member of the old government , and his vindication from that charge came from the leader of the Opposition himself . We never heard of the Sarnia job after that day without reflecting ...
Page 9220
... charges of political vice , of official corruption , were made by the Clear Grits in order to conceal their own practices as a party . During the last session of Parliament we had one rather remarkable case brought forward by Mr ...
... charges of political vice , of official corruption , were made by the Clear Grits in order to conceal their own practices as a party . During the last session of Parliament we had one rather remarkable case brought forward by Mr ...
Page 9225
... charge is not that Sir Hugh Allan subscribed a large sum of money to the elections . He , as a wealthy member of the party , had a right to do this if he chose to do it . Even the pure - minded gentlemen who now sit on the ministerial ...
... charge is not that Sir Hugh Allan subscribed a large sum of money to the elections . He , as a wealthy member of the party , had a right to do this if he chose to do it . Even the pure - minded gentlemen who now sit on the ministerial ...
Page 9226
... charge , I repeat , is not the mere fact of subscription by a wealthy member of the party to the election funds of the party . The gravamen of the charge is , and if that could be established it would be a damning one , that Sir John A ...
... charge , I repeat , is not the mere fact of subscription by a wealthy member of the party to the election funds of the party . The gravamen of the charge is , and if that could be established it would be a damning one , that Sir John A ...
Page 9231
... charge I should be very sorry to make , viz .: the principle of British connec- tion , which should constitute a first plank in any platform the party may adopt . You know , gentlemen , at this moment efforts are being made in different ...
... charge I should be very sorry to make , viz .: the principle of British connec- tion , which should constitute a first plank in any platform the party may adopt . You know , gentlemen , at this moment efforts are being made in different ...
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