...much greater facility, and granted with less security to the public interest, when the measure is ihus disguised, than when definite and direct expenditures...private companies. It proposes a third subscription on the part of the United States, when each preceding one was at the same time regarded as the extent...

...aiding particular objects. In a government like ours, more especially, should all public acts be, so far as practicable, simple, undisguised, and intelligible,...private companies. It proposes a third subscription on the part of the United States, when each preceding one was at the time regarded as the extent of the...

...like ours, more especially, should all public acts be, so far as practicable, simple, und isgu ¡sed , and intelligible, that they may become fit subjects...withholding additional appropriations for the same object, wben the first erroneous step has been taken by instituting a partnership between the government and...

...becoming the principal stockholder in corporations, controlling every canal and each sixty or hundred miles of every important road, and giving a proportionate...private companies. It proposes a third subscription on the part of the United States, when each preceding one was at the time regarded as the extent of the...

...becoming the principal stockholder in corporations, controlling every canal, and each sixty or hundred miles of every important road, and giving a proportionate...private companies. It proposes a third subscription on the part of the United States, when each preceding one was at the time regarded as the extent of the...

...becoming the principal stockholder in corporations, controlling every canal and each sixty or hundred miles of every important road, and giving a proportionate...private companies. It proposes a third subscription on the part of the United States, when each preceding one was at the same time regarded as the extent...

...of money are asked The interests of the nation would doubtless be better served by avoid33 . I ing all such indirect modes of aiding particular objects....private companies. It proposes a third subscription on the part of the United States, when each preceding one was at the time regarded as the extent of the...

...becoming the principal stockholder in corporations, controlling every canal and each sixty or hundred miles of every important road, and giving a proportionate...private companies. It proposes a third subscription on the part of the United States, when each preceding one was at the time regarded as the extent of the...

...of the national funds. Appropriations will be obtained with much greater facility, and granted wiih less security to the public interest, when the measure...private companies. It proposes a third subscription on the part of the United States, when each preceding one was at the time regarded as the extent of the...

...becoming the principal stockholder in corporations, controlling every canal and each sixty or hundred miles of every important road, and giving a proportionate...private companies. It proposes a third subscription on the part of the United States. when each preceding one 47 was at the time regarded as the extent of...