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Stanford, was expressed after his terra of oflBce as Governor had expiied, in the following resolution, adopted by both houses of the Legislature by unanimous concur- rence : " JVo. 3. Concurrent resolution, adopted December 15th, 1863: " Hesolved, By the Assembly, the Senate concurring, that the " thanks of the people are merited and are hereby tendered to Le- " land Stanford, for the able, upright and faithftd manner in *' which he has discharged the duties of the office of Governor of " the ...State of California for the past two years." (Statutes of California, 1863-64, p. 542.) When the men who are controlling these two Companies come to Congress with the statement, that in a contract they have made with the Government they have been wronged, that there are equities in their favor which should be considered : when they say they entered into a contract with the Government, in which certain things were expressed, and that between the lines of that contract more was implied, and that effect should be given to the implied as well as the express terms of the contract, they are, at least, entitled to a respectful and impartial hearing by the repre- sentatives of the people.
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Stanford, was expressed after his terra of oflBce as Governor had expiied, in the following resolution, adopted by both houses of the Legislature by unanimous concur- rence : " JVo. 3. Concurrent resolution, adopted December 15th, 1863: " Hesolved, By the Assembly, the Senate concurring, that the " thanks of the people are merited and are hereby tendered to Le- " land Stanford, for the able, upright and faithftd manner in *' which he has discharged the duties of the office of Governor of " the ...State of California for the past two years." (Statutes of California, 1863-64, p. 542.) When the men who are controlling these two Companies come to Congress with the statement, that in a contract they have made with the Government they have been wronged, that there are equities in their favor which should be considered : when they say they entered into a contract with the Government, in which certain things were expressed, and that between the lines of that contract more was implied, and that effect should be given to the implied as well as the express terms of the contract, they are, at least, entitled to a respectful and impartial hearing by the repre- sentatives of the people.
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