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..., and at the peace and security of Texans and their families. Francis Moore, Jr., arose to remark that he perceived
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... referred to the committee on judiciary.70 On the same day, Francis Moore presented a petition from
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....""' When the petition was presented in the Senate, Francis Moore moved for rejection, but the motion
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... frequent in the cities, and racial prejudices keener than in the rural districts.50 Francis Moore, Jr
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.... Everitt, Oliver Jones, I. W. Burton, and Francis Moore advocated the propriety and justice of granting
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..., Francis Moore, Jr., A. Brigham and Memucan Hunt "Most willingly and cheerfully testify that we have
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..., it was postponed indefinitely on motion of Francis Moore, by a seven to six vote. Stephen H. Everitt, who we have
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