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Herbert Hoover
@herberthoover· Republican · CA· Jun 10, 1929

It is a proposal for steady upbuilding of agriculture onto firm foundations of equality with other industry and would remove the agricultural problem from politics and place it in the realm of business.

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Robert Taft
@roberttaft· Republican · OH· Nov 1, 1909

We have not opened all the avenues to livelihood which they are quite as well able to fill, and in certain respects better able to fill, than we are.

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Orestes Cleveland
@orestescleveland· Democratic · NJ· Jun 17, 1888

I do not think there should be a discrimination in favor of this applicant and against many thousands of widows fully as well entitled.

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Rutherford Hayes
@rutherfordhayes· Republican · OH· Jan 30, 1879

The New York custom-house should be placed on the same footing with the New York post-office.

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Vera Buchanan
@verabuchanan· Democratic · PA· Dec 5, 1858

The just equality of all the States has thus been vindicated and a fruitful source of dangerous dissension among them has been removed.

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Millard Fillmore
@millardfillmore· Whig · NY· Feb 12, 1851

Any benefit or privilege conferred by law or treaty on one must be common to all, and we are not at liberty, on a question of such vital interest and plain constitutional duty, to consider whether the particular case is one in which substantial inconvenience or injustice might ensue.

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David Tyler
@davidtyler· Whig · VA· Dec 29, 1842

She has agreed in the treaty with England that correspondence between the agents of the two Governments shall be on equal terms--a concession which it is hardly probable will hereafter be withheld from other nations.

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David Tyler
@davidtyler· Whig · VA· Dec 5, 1842

Peace with all the world is the true foundation of our policy, which can only be rendered permanent by the practice of equal and impartial justice to all.

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