Register of Debates in Congress: Comprising the Leading Debates and Incidents of the ... Session of the ... Congress, Band 1;Band 43Gales & Seaton, 1825 |
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... measure of which mention is made in the course of the De- bates , & c . - but , by recurring to the Laws of the Session , at the end of the volume , he will be able to ascertain the final disposition of any particular measure , every ...
... measure of which mention is made in the course of the De- bates , & c . - but , by recurring to the Laws of the Session , at the end of the volume , he will be able to ascertain the final disposition of any particular measure , every ...
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... measure , to leave the bill to its fate . I know , that it is an opinion much urged , and gene- rally adopted , that we should keep our population as much condensed as possible ; that there would be dan- ger in erecting a territory at ...
... measure , to leave the bill to its fate . I know , that it is an opinion much urged , and gene- rally adopted , that we should keep our population as much condensed as possible ; that there would be dan- ger in erecting a territory at ...
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... measure ? With a vast power to the south and to the north pressing upon them , with no re- ciprocal interest , they would find themselves drawn more closely to the Union , supplying by their industry these powers , and finding an ...
... measure ? With a vast power to the south and to the north pressing upon them , with no re- ciprocal interest , they would find themselves drawn more closely to the Union , supplying by their industry these powers , and finding an ...
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... measure now propos- ed will be not only an act of justice to him , but a duty which we owe to ourselves . Mr. H. said he held in his hands documents which he had not intended to submit to the Senate , because he had already submitted ...
... measure now propos- ed will be not only an act of justice to him , but a duty which we owe to ourselves . Mr. H. said he held in his hands documents which he had not intended to submit to the Senate , because he had already submitted ...
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... measure . Without being over much disposed to consult the opinions of Europe , it was im- portant , as to its aspect abroad , that Congress should act upon this subject not only liberally , but gracefully . A thing of this sort , he ...
... measure . Without being over much disposed to consult the opinions of Europe , it was im- portant , as to its aspect abroad , that Congress should act upon this subject not only liberally , but gracefully . A thing of this sort , he ...
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