Word: equal
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Nearly every state in the Union will be represented, each being given a delegation equal to one-half the number of members it sends to the House of Representatives. The delegates will vote in accordance with the political complexion of their states, so that the result will indicate something more than the mere sentiment of the college. The Southern States will vote solidly Democratic, and these will be balanced by a like number of Northern Republicans. The doubtful states, such as New York, Indiana, etc., which will be represented in the convention by mixed delegations, will cast mixed votes. Each...
...Egypt is more prosperous than ever, we answer that the foundations of well being were laid by France, not by England-(a) England failed to help the making of the foundations of the present prosperity in Egypt.- () The canal.- (2) The Burrage.- (3) The beginnings of just government.- (4) Equal justice.- (5) National education.- (6) Commerce.- (7) Manufactures: Quar. Rev., p. 286, (1895).- (i) England has failed utterly to teach the Egyptians the art of self-government.- (x) They have failed so to manage the affairs of Egypt that the Egyptians might recognise and appreciate the advantages of a civilized...
When Woman Enjoys Equal Rights With Man, Mae D. Frazar...
...case of two classes scoring an equal number of points, that class which shall win the most first prizes shall be declared the winner of the cup. In case there is still a tie, the second prizes shall count. If there is still a tie, the upper class shall be declared the winner...
...Senators should represent the states in such manner as their own constitutions distribute power, (Forum, Nov., '94, 277).- (1) The different districts should have equal voice.- (2) The expression of the popular will is thus made more deliberate.- (3) The corporate representation of states is especially needed now.- (1) The national government tends to overbalance the state governments...