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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... political party which sup- the Government . says : " The effect of such a constitutional provision is ob- ports the present dominant power , gather , and form , and vious . By it , Congress , in a considerable degree , would rally ...
... political party which sup- the Government . says : " The effect of such a constitutional provision is ob- ports the present dominant power , gather , and form , and vious . By it , Congress , in a considerable degree , would rally ...
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... political partialities . Now I do not believe , either in the majority of the State , and I certainly cannot know , and do not believe , the alleged state of public sentiment in the county of Som- erset . This ancient , honored county ...
... political partialities . Now I do not believe , either in the majority of the State , and I certainly cannot know , and do not believe , the alleged state of public sentiment in the county of Som- erset . This ancient , honored county ...
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... political power or po- Mr. F. proceeded : Was there any other meaning in- litical propriety , they have the same feelings , and will tended by that language than this - that , unless Congress have the same judgment . It is true , in ...
... political power or po- Mr. F. proceeded : Was there any other meaning in- litical propriety , they have the same feelings , and will tended by that language than this - that , unless Congress have the same judgment . It is true , in ...
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... political strug - partment of the Government , his right is unquestionable . gles , in which are exhibited not unfrequently violent de- if he believed that the resolution of the Senate , in viola- nunciations of men unconnected with ...
... political strug - partment of the Government , his right is unquestionable . gles , in which are exhibited not unfrequently violent de- if he believed that the resolution of the Senate , in viola- nunciations of men unconnected with ...
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... political opinions have not been the same time , to the same extent . I receive this informa- same , on all subjects , nor their political objects always tion from the best sources , and to which I give entire identical . Yet they are ...
... political opinions have not been the same time , to the same extent . I receive this informa- same , on all subjects , nor their political objects always tion from the best sources , and to which I give entire identical . Yet they are ...
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