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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... considered , as he courts . did when he wrote the judicial act of 1789 , when he as- Resolved , That , should the independence of the States , sisted to adopt the constitution , and , as he has lately ex- as secured by the constitution ...
... considered , as he courts . did when he wrote the judicial act of 1789 , when he as- Resolved , That , should the independence of the States , sisted to adopt the constitution , and , as he has lately ex- as secured by the constitution ...
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... considered the decision of the Chair as interfering with the proper action of the House . This Mr. VINTON objected to the decision of the Chair , as whole proceeding , from its first stage , had involved a sus - permitting one part of ...
... considered the decision of the Chair as interfering with the proper action of the House . This Mr. VINTON objected to the decision of the Chair , as whole proceeding , from its first stage , had involved a sus - permitting one part of ...
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... considered the punishment as much more severe than a brief imprisonment . Mr. THOMPSON , of Georgia , expressed his hope that , as the majority had had firmness enough to take ground on their privilege , they would play out the play ...
... considered the punishment as much more severe than a brief imprisonment . Mr. THOMPSON , of Georgia , expressed his hope that , as the majority had had firmness enough to take ground on their privilege , they would play out the play ...
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... considered the present as the most unquestionable form in which that right could be exercised . Every person , when placed at the bar of any court , enjoyed this right , and it could not be denied in the present instance . Mr. ARCHER ...
... considered the present as the most unquestionable form in which that right could be exercised . Every person , when placed at the bar of any court , enjoyed this right , and it could not be denied in the present instance . Mr. ARCHER ...
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... considered the act of induced only by an acquaintance with the general princi- violence which you have committed , in the light in which ples of human nature . He presumed the gentleman it has been regarded by the House , you would have ...
... considered the act of induced only by an acquaintance with the general princi- violence which you have committed , in the light in which ples of human nature . He presumed the gentleman it has been regarded by the House , you would have ...
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