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... moved the following resolution ; which was see Appendix . ] unanimously adopted : The bill authorizing a subscription to the Louisville and Portland canal , returned by the President with objections to it , was laid on the table . VOL ...
... moved the following resolution ; which was see Appendix . ] unanimously adopted : The bill authorizing a subscription to the Louisville and Portland canal , returned by the President with objections to it , was laid on the table . VOL ...
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... moved had a larger share of the confidence of all the People of the United States , reply , that the said and affections of his fellow men . He was by profession a James II . Peck is guilty , in such manner as he stands im- lawyer ...
... moved had a larger share of the confidence of all the People of the United States , reply , that the said and affections of his fellow men . He was by profession a James II . Peck is guilty , in such manner as he stands im- lawyer ...
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... moved that a committee of five be ap- pointed , by ballot , to take charge of the resolution . Mr. GRUNDY inquired of the Chair what was the rule of the Senate in relation to the appointment of com- mittees ? The President read the rule ...
... moved that a committee of five be ap- pointed , by ballot , to take charge of the resolution . Mr. GRUNDY inquired of the Chair what was the rule of the Senate in relation to the appointment of com- mittees ? The President read the rule ...
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... moved on with the tide of emigration to St. of pure law on the merits of the case . Their authorities Louis , in Missouri . and arguments on that point were overruled by the judge , who ordered the article to be read to him , paragraph ...
... moved on with the tide of emigration to St. of pure law on the merits of the case . Their authorities Louis , in Missouri . and arguments on that point were overruled by the judge , who ordered the article to be read to him , paragraph ...
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... moved an adjournment of the court till to - morrow , when his physicians thought he might be sufficiently restored to attend the trial . The court accordingly adjourned . The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of Executive ...
... moved an adjournment of the court till to - morrow , when his physicians thought he might be sufficiently restored to attend the trial . The court accordingly adjourned . The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of Executive ...
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