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 59 |
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Therefore , if the Legislature instructs their lle believed that a great change was
going on , and that Senators , it is supposed that they have the opinions of the the
permanence of their Government was involved in the majority by whom they are ...
Therefore , if the Legislature instructs their lle believed that a great change was
going on , and that Senators , it is supposed that they have the opinions of the the
permanence of their Government was involved in the majority by whom they are ...
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The the action of less than a majority of the Senate , and therefore Chair has no
discretion ; 10 enforce them as they arc , is his imnot in order . Considerable
discussion took place . After wbich , Iperative duty . Mr . KING thus addressed the
...
The the action of less than a majority of the Senate , and therefore Chair has no
discretion ; 10 enforce them as they arc , is his imnot in order . Considerable
discussion took place . After wbich , Iperative duty . Mr . KING thus addressed the
...
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And if that majority shall be sustained paper - most extraordinary indeed . This
feeling of won . ( which is yet to be seen ) by a majority of the people , it der grew
stronger and stronger , until it was augmented will not only indicate , but ...
And if that majority shall be sustained paper - most extraordinary indeed . This
feeling of won . ( which is yet to be seen ) by a majority of the people , it der grew
stronger and stronger , until it was augmented will not only indicate , but ...
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Kentucky seemed to derive great gratification from what ernor of Pennsylvania ,
whose course , he says , was sushe had heard in regard to the elections in
Hanover countained by the majority of the Legislature ; and that it is ty , Virginia .
Kentucky seemed to derive great gratification from what ernor of Pennsylvania ,
whose course , he says , was sushe had heard in regard to the elections in
Hanover countained by the majority of the Legislature ; and that it is ty , Virginia .
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Thus , throughout the with the plans of the court party , and we may truly say ,
whole machinery , the bolders of offices and jobs were the that intrepid and
vigilant guardians are necessary to pro - majority ; and in or for the governing
power of ...
Thus , throughout the with the plans of the court party , and we may truly say ,
whole machinery , the bolders of offices and jobs were the that intrepid and
vigilant guardians are necessary to pro - majority ; and in or for the governing
power of ...
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