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 .., Том 3;Том 8;Том 55Gales & Seaton, 1832 |
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... Bill . { MAY 17 , 1832 . The case of the Wiscasset collector next coming up , I wish , Mr. Speaker , before I proceed to the details of Mr. SLADE rose , and continued his remarks on the sub- ject ( as heretofore given ) until the ...
... Bill . { MAY 17 , 1832 . The case of the Wiscasset collector next coming up , I wish , Mr. Speaker , before I proceed to the details of Mr. SLADE rose , and continued his remarks on the sub- ject ( as heretofore given ) until the ...
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... Bill . [ H. OF R. would he not think that , from these elements , he could comes nearest to its exact mathematical share , in strict ful- ascertain the amount of the representative population ? filment of the letter of the constitution ...
... Bill . [ H. OF R. would he not think that , from these elements , he could comes nearest to its exact mathematical share , in strict ful- ascertain the amount of the representative population ? filment of the letter of the constitution ...
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... Bill . [ H. OF R. nating from the minority of the select committee , nor from mont has a remainder of forty - five thousand six hundred any political school , to be suspected of a lurking fondness and fifty - seven , and Ohio of forty ...
... Bill . [ H. OF R. nating from the minority of the select committee , nor from mont has a remainder of forty - five thousand six hundred any political school , to be suspected of a lurking fondness and fifty - seven , and Ohio of forty ...
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... bill has apportioned mer ; the bill does the latter . The principle of the bill a certain number of members to each State , they are to is intolerable , even in matters of dollars and cents . The be chosen by that State or its people ...
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... Bill . [ MAY 17 , 1832 . seven thousand seven hundred and sixteen ; a difference ment would give New York , in a ... bill and amendment differ , the variation between the actual divisor and the assumed ratio of the amendment is less ...
... Bill . [ MAY 17 , 1832 . seven thousand seven hundred and sixteen ; a difference ment would give New York , in a ... bill and amendment differ , the variation between the actual divisor and the assumed ratio of the amendment is less ...
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