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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... thought of by other Presidents , or in other times . How willing to concede to them , in case they may interfere.many , Mr. President - was it five or was it six - that were Sir , this quarrel is sought without any just cause what ...
... thought of by other Presidents , or in other times . How willing to concede to them , in case they may interfere.many , Mr. President - was it five or was it six - that were Sir , this quarrel is sought without any just cause what ...
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... thought question was , whether an individual member could thus time ought to be allowed the honorable Senator ; but if the put aside the intention of the Senate . Senate did not choose to grant time , there was no remedy . Mr. FORSYTH ...
... thought question was , whether an individual member could thus time ought to be allowed the honorable Senator ; but if the put aside the intention of the Senate . Senate did not choose to grant time , there was no remedy . Mr. FORSYTH ...
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... thought the true question was , whe . ther a proposition could be made which would defeat the original proposition . If this could obtain , 47 Senators might gravely determine that a paper should not be placed on the Journal , and the ...
... thought the true question was , whe . ther a proposition could be made which would defeat the original proposition . If this could obtain , 47 Senators might gravely determine that a paper should not be placed on the Journal , and the ...
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... thought against Pennsylvania , but recent events seemed stitution and laws of the Union . This was the manner in to incline the gentleman to think that all great cities dif- which he had been assailed , for merely asking that his fered ...
... thought against Pennsylvania , but recent events seemed stitution and laws of the Union . This was the manner in to incline the gentleman to think that all great cities dif- which he had been assailed , for merely asking that his fered ...
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... thought necessary to this end , as being the only efficient means . But , if these means have become impracticable , The fearful and momentous struggle has already com- and other means are practicable , and no less efficient , menced ...
... thought necessary to this end , as being the only efficient means . But , if these means have become impracticable , The fearful and momentous struggle has already com- and other means are practicable , and no less efficient , menced ...
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