The judicial literature of the English tongue may be sought in vain for finer models than are found in the opinions of Judge Black when he sat, and was worthy to sit, as the associate of John Bannister Gibson, on the Supreme Bench of Pennsylvania.
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Such an opportunity would have been a menace to the public credit, and would have proved a constant source of corruption.
Crises often arise in the conduct of National affairs when cherished opinions must be sacrificed and new departures taken.
I believe that if it should pass it will receive the sanction of nineteen-twentieths of the loyal people of the country.
Their convention did more to popularize the Fourteenth Amendment as a political issue than any other instrumentality of the year.
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