 | 1821 - 948 pages
...contemplating it, to expeiience all be in danger if they failed to transmit to the public the mas» of their legislative opinions. They appear at the...pre-determination not to spare the chamber one single pace, although the discussion is perhaps nearly closed, and they are not of the class of speakers who... | |
 | Joseph Clinton Robertson - 1822 - 206 pages
...deputies, who helieve the country would he in danger, if they failed to transmit to the public the mass of their legislative opinions. They appear at...manuscript of tremendous size in their hand ; their head hent upon the paper ; their spectacles placed on their nose ; and with a pre-determination not to spare... | |
 | Anecdotes - 1826 - 376 pages
...deputies, who believe the country would be in danger, if they failed to transmit to the public the mass of their legislative opinions. They appear at...of tremendous size in their hand ; their head bent upon the paper; their spectacles placed on their nose; and with a pre-determination not to spare the... | |
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They appear at the tribune with a manuscript of tremendous size in their hand ; their head bent upon the paper; their spectacles placed on their nose; and with a pre-determination not to spare the chamber one single page, although the discussion is perhaps... 