...how disproportionate the amount to be paid is to the work contracted for. I need not expatiate upon the sincerity of my course when you reflect upon the...the best position in my profession this country has ever offered to any man. " With respect, "PETEB A. DEY. "Hon. JOHN A. Q. What road is referred to as...

...how disproportionate the amount to be paid is to the work contracted for. I need not expatiate upon the sincerity of my course, when you reflect upon...the best position in my profession this country has ever offered to any man. ."With respect, PETER A. DET." Mr. Dey protested against the extravagant amount...

...how disproportionate the amount to be paid is to the work contracted for. I need not expatiate upon the sincerity of my course, when you reflect upon...the best position in my .profession this country has ever offered to any man. " With respect. " PETER A. DEY." Mr. Dey protested against the extravagant...

...how disproportionate the amount to be paid is to the work contracted for. 1 need not expatiate upon the sincerity of my course when you reflect upon the...have resigned the best position in my profession this coun^ try has ever offered to any man. With respect, * . PETER A. DEY. The parties above named having...

...how disproportionate the amount to be paid is to the work contracted for. I need not expatiate upon the sincerity of my course when you reflect upon the fact that I have resigned the best position iu njy profession this country has ever offered to any man. With respect, PETER A. DEY. The parties...

...managers as trustees of the bounty of Congress. * * * You are, doubtless, informed how disproportioned the amount to be paid is to the work contracted for....my profession this country has offered to any man !" It was the necessity of procuring funds to carry on this Hoxie contract that had led to the purchase...

...managers as trustees of the bounty of Congress. . . . You are doubtless informed how disproportioned the amount to be paid is to the work contracted for....my profession this country has offered to any man.' " This fidelity to public interest is the one bright spot in that disgraceful era of corruption which...

...is to the work contracted for. I need not expatiate on the sincerity of my course, when you refiect upon the fact that I have resigned the best position...my profession this country has offered to any man.' " This fidelity to public interest is the one bright spot in that disgraceful era of corruption which...

...peculiar. I look upon its managers as trustees of the bounty of Congress .You are doubtless uninformed how disproportionate the amount to be paid is to the...December, 1864, and returned to Iowa City. From this time until 1869 he was rn gaged in making some surveys for a north and south road In 1869 he was elected...