in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the District of South Carolina.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME III.

Remarks on the Letter of General Jackson. Feb. 9, 1837.

Speech on the Resolution in regard to the brigs

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Feb. 15, 1838. 202

March 10, 1838. 244

Speech on the motion to postpone the Inde-

pendent Treasury Bill.

Remarks on the Amendment proposed by

Mr. Clay in regard to the establishment

of an United States Bank

Speech on the Bill to separate the Govern-

ment from the Banks

Speech on the Bill granting Pre-emption

Rights, &c. .

Remarks on the State Rights' Resolutions in

regard to Abolition

Speech on the Independent Treasury Bill

Speech on the same, in reply to Mr. Clay

Speech on the same, in reply to Mr. Webster

Remarks on the Bill to separate the Govern-

ment from Banks.

March 22, 1838. 279

March 24, 1838. 330

Speech on the Bill to prohibit the Reissue of

certain Notes, &c.

Speech on the Resolution in regard to Discrim-

inations in the Payment of Public Dues

Speech on the Amendment proposed to Mr.

Webster's Bill in regard to the Public

Deposits

Speech on the Graduation Bill

Speech on the Bill to prevent Interference in

Speech on Mr. Benton's motion for leave to

introduce a Bill to repeal certain Duties

Speech on the motion to modify the Indepen-

Speech on the Report in respect to the Assump-

tion of State Debts

Speech on the Right of Petition

Speech on the Repeal of the Salt Tax.

Speech on Mr. Grundy's Report, in reply to

Speech on the Case of the Brig Enterprise

Speech on the Cumberland Road Bill

Speech on the Establishment of Branch Mints

Speech on Public Expenditures

Speech on the Bankrupt Bill

Speech on Mr. Crittenden's Amendment to the