The Works of Daniel Webster ...: Speeches on various occasionsC.C. Little and J. Brown, 1851 |
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... Gentlemen , many open questions respecting our relations with other governments . Upon most of the other States of this continent , citizens of the United States have claims , with regard to which the delays already incurred have caused ...
... Gentlemen , many open questions respecting our relations with other governments . Upon most of the other States of this continent , citizens of the United States have claims , with regard to which the delays already incurred have caused ...
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... gentlemen who invited me entertain on many of these topics views different from my own , and they would very properly say , that they came here to meet Mr. Webster , to congratulate him upon the late negotiation , and to exchange ...
... gentlemen who invited me entertain on many of these topics views different from my own , and they would very properly say , that they came here to meet Mr. Webster , to congratulate him upon the late negotiation , and to exchange ...
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... Gentlemen , and Mr. Mayor , a most respectable convention of Whig delegates met in this place a few days since , and passed very important resolutions . There is no set of gentlemen in the Commonwealth , so far as I know them , who have ...
... Gentlemen , and Mr. Mayor , a most respectable convention of Whig delegates met in this place a few days since , and passed very important resolutions . There is no set of gentlemen in the Commonwealth , so far as I know them , who have ...
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... gentlemen mean to say that I cease to be a Massachusetts Whig ? I am quite ready to put that question to the people of Massachusetts . I would not treat this matter too lightly , nor yet too seriously . I know very well that , when ...
... gentlemen mean to say that I cease to be a Massachusetts Whig ? I am quite ready to put that question to the people of Massachusetts . I would not treat this matter too lightly , nor yet too seriously . I know very well that , when ...
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... Gentlemen ; repudiation does nothing but add a sort of disrepute to acknowl edged inability . It is our duty , so far as is in our power , to rouse the public feeling on the subject ; to maintain and assert the universal principles of ...
... Gentlemen ; repudiation does nothing but add a sort of disrepute to acknowl edged inability . It is our duty , so far as is in our power , to rouse the public feeling on the subject ; to maintain and assert the universal principles of ...
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