Register of Debates in Congress: Comprising the Leading Debates and Incidents of the Second Session of the Eighteenth Congress: [Dec. 6, 1824, to the First Session of the Twenty-fifth Congress, Oct. 16, 1837] Together with an Appendix, Containing the Most Important State Papers and Public Documents to which the Session Has Given Birth: to which are Added, the Laws Enacted During the Session, with a Copious Index to the Whole ..., Band 2;Band 10;Band 59Gales & Seaton, 1825 |
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... honorable Senator make an observation or two , with respect to what fell from Mississippi , to print the resolutions , which were from the honorable Senator from Georgia That gen - hereafter to be presented to the Senate , must go on ...
... honorable Senator make an observation or two , with respect to what fell from Mississippi , to print the resolutions , which were from the honorable Senator from Georgia That gen - hereafter to be presented to the Senate , must go on ...
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... honorable Senator from Massachusetts , he begged leave mitting a fraud , he might have interwoven that message to say a word or two . That Senator had reiterated a with some legislative proposition , which the Senate would complaint ...
... honorable Senator from Massachusetts , he begged leave mitting a fraud , he might have interwoven that message to say a word or two . That Senator had reiterated a with some legislative proposition , which the Senate would complaint ...
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... honorable Senator from Ala- amendment will do ; it gives sea - room ; there is space now bama [ Mr. KING ] said , the other day , that this resolution for turning and tacking , so that there is no danger of proposed no legislation , and ...
... honorable Senator from Ala- amendment will do ; it gives sea - room ; there is space now bama [ Mr. KING ] said , the other day , that this resolution for turning and tacking , so that there is no danger of proposed no legislation , and ...
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... SENATE . ] President's Protest . [ APRIL 21 , 1834 . " But tions of the Senate , moved by an honorable Senator from In order to give the semblance of propriety to the ema- Mississippi , [ Mr. POINDEXTER , ] which declare that it is ...
... SENATE . ] President's Protest . [ APRIL 21 , 1834 . " But tions of the Senate , moved by an honorable Senator from In order to give the semblance of propriety to the ema- Mississippi , [ Mr. POINDEXTER , ] which declare that it is ...
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... Senate . to do than to remove him , and get one appointed of prin- Another honorable Senator , for whom I have great re- ciples more congenial with his own . Then , says he , I spect , but whom we have not yet heard on this subject have ...
... Senate . to do than to remove him , and get one appointed of prin- Another honorable Senator , for whom I have great re- ciples more congenial with his own . Then , says he , I spect , but whom we have not yet heard on this subject have ...
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