Public attention should be turned to this subject in order that avenues of more profitable employment may be opened to women.
At such a time it is the right and duty of every one to point out whatever he deems erroneous and imperfect in that instrument, and press its amendment on public attention.
This nobleman had attracted for some years previously a large share of public attention.
Among these was Mr. Gurney, of Norwich, a man who attracted a considerable share of public attention by his talents, energies, and benevolence.
I had then perhaps some claims to public attention.
On his return from his tour in the autumn, he proceeded to bring the matter to public attention and to the consideration of the legislature.
This case involved the freedom of a single family that had been held as slaves, but it gave occasion to the Court for an exhaustive treatment of the political question which was engrossing public attention.
Every judge delivered his views separately, but the dissenting opinion of Judge McLean, as well as of the six who sustained the views of the Chief Justice, arrested but a small share of public attention.
Public attention may be temporarily engrossed by some exigent subject of controversy, but the tariff alone steadily and persistently recurs for agitation, and for what is termed settlement.
Indeed, on the great topics that now engage public attention, I hope I may flatter myself that my opinions are already known.
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