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... embargo law for instance , their opposi- tion to them had arisen from their operation on their particular interests , and not that they had any disposition to sever themselves from the Union . This business had been very correctly ...
... embargo law for instance , their opposi- tion to them had arisen from their operation on their particular interests , and not that they had any disposition to sever themselves from the Union . This business had been very correctly ...
Side 1207
... embargo and all the restrictive measures had in view to preserve peace ; and peace would always be best maintained by a due regard to public faith . If a territory be incorporated into a State , it was the opinion of Mr. M. that neither ...
... embargo and all the restrictive measures had in view to preserve peace ; and peace would always be best maintained by a due regard to public faith . If a territory be incorporated into a State , it was the opinion of Mr. M. that neither ...
Side 1255
... embargo ; that he on Wednesday night , after the adjournment of the Publication of Secret Proceedings . H. OF R. divisions and disputes under the second grade of government were not attributable to any defect in the second grade , but ...
... embargo ; that he on Wednesday night , after the adjournment of the Publication of Secret Proceedings . H. OF R. divisions and disputes under the second grade of government were not attributable to any defect in the second grade , but ...
Side 1263
... embargo law passed this House , I met with a member who was absent , and igno- rant of what had passed . Upon meeting with this gentleman he inquired of me what had been done ? I briefly told him , and I have reason to believe Mr ...
... embargo law passed this House , I met with a member who was absent , and igno- rant of what had passed . Upon meeting with this gentleman he inquired of me what had been done ? I briefly told him , and I have reason to believe Mr ...
Side 1265
... embargo , and that a great commer- cial house was acting on it , and therefore he did not feel it his duty to keep the secret . I , sir , was the one who made the motion that our proceed- ing should be confidential . After the statement ...
... embargo , and that a great commer- cial house was acting on it , and therefore he did not feel it his duty to keep the secret . I , sir , was the one who made the motion that our proceed- ing should be confidential . After the statement ...
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