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The project to extend the Presidential term is full of danger.
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Boutwell warns against the dangers of extending the Presidential term, emphasizing the potential for instability.
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The speculative advance in gold has brought legitimate business almost to a standstill, owing to the apprehension of a corner, which from appearances may appear at any moment.
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