" Can no legislation blot out the brand?

Alice Beal Parsons (A); 28Dec59; R247923. PARSONS' PRACTICE MANUAL OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, as attended to the end of the legislation session of 1932.

He attempted to apply to legislation habits he had learnt in diplomacy.

It is one of the inconveniences inseparably connected with the attempt to adjust by reciprocal legislation interests of this nature that neither party can know what would be satisfactory to the other, and that after enacting a statute for the avowed and sincere purpose of conciliation it will generally be found utterly inadequate to the expectations of the other party, and will terminate in mutual disappointment.

For by the "immigration problem" is meant primarily and mainly the coming of immigrants, and we can by legislation limit or stop their coming, if we will.

With a few States passing it, others would fall in line; it would be kept a live issue and followed up and in a few years we would have legislation national in scope, but not in genesis.

The general tendency of such legislation partook of the 'free contract' nature, though owing to the social condition of the peasantry the acts in question had to embody protective measures providing for a maximum rent for arable and pasture land, and a minimum wage for the peasant labourer.

We thus find that the earliest legislation regulating rates was that of the States.

To such improvidence is the course of legislation subject in relation to internal improvements on local matters, even with the best intentions on the part of Congress.

It will be observed that by the provision of the fifth article the treaty does not go into operation until after legislation thereon by the respective parties.

They are invariably trying to alter by legislation conditions which are automatic.