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It is by no means an easy matter to frame amendments which will cover the principle and enforce the remedy which we are seeking , but we have tried to do REPORT ON BANKRUPT ACT . 13.
It is by no means an easy matter to frame amendments which will cover the principle and enforce the remedy which we are seeking , but we have tried to do REPORT ON BANKRUPT ACT . 13.
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You are therefore to be congratulated that your committee has given such careful attention to the subject and so lucidly presented the matter for your consideration , as I am firmly convinced that the law has come to stay .
You are therefore to be congratulated that your committee has given such careful attention to the subject and so lucidly presented the matter for your consideration , as I am firmly convinced that the law has come to stay .
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Upon this point it may not be amiss to repeat what I had occasion to present some months since to the Association of Creditmen of New York City , composed of men who , perhaps more than all others , are vitally interested in this matter ...
Upon this point it may not be amiss to repeat what I had occasion to present some months since to the Association of Creditmen of New York City , composed of men who , perhaps more than all others , are vitally interested in this matter ...
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E. F. Bullard , of New York : I think it would be better to leave the matter to the committee , to be dealt with in their final consideration . The President : Pending the motion to adopt the report it is moved that this clause in ...
E. F. Bullard , of New York : I think it would be better to leave the matter to the committee , to be dealt with in their final consideration . The President : Pending the motion to adopt the report it is moved that this clause in ...
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William A. Ketcham , of Indiana : I am very loath to interfere in anywise with the work of the committee that has carefully considered this matter ; but , while feeling so , it does seem to me that the language of this proposed ...
William A. Ketcham , of Indiana : I am very loath to interfere in anywise with the work of the committee that has carefully considered this matter ; but , while feeling so , it does seem to me that the language of this proposed ...
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