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As I now view the subject (1900) the Electoral Commission was an indefensible necessity.
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Boutwell critiques the necessity of the Electoral Commission, indicating his belief in its moral and legal shortcomings.
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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.
My object was to make the loan more negotiable in Europe and thus to extend the demand, and consequently, to increase the value of our securities.
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