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Side 1441
... person who has denounced General Wilkinson for apprehending a few traitors . In our anxiety to get at the man , we have forgot our own power , and also have for- got that we have already acted on one part of this subject this session ...
... person who has denounced General Wilkinson for apprehending a few traitors . In our anxiety to get at the man , we have forgot our own power , and also have for- got that we have already acted on one part of this subject this session ...
Side 1451
... person . Would it not in us be an act of supere- rogation ? We are informed from good authority that this work is going on , that General Wilkin- son is on his trial , that the proper department is going on with this business . How ...
... person . Would it not in us be an act of supere- rogation ? We are informed from good authority that this work is going on , that General Wilkin- son is on his trial , that the proper department is going on with this business . How ...
Side 1453
... person or property of any individual what- that there are powers vested in this House which ever . Can any gentleman say how this can in- are not expressly given . I would not wish to jure any particular citizen ? If he be guilty it ...
... person or property of any individual what- that there are powers vested in this House which ever . Can any gentleman say how this can in- are not expressly given . I would not wish to jure any particular citizen ? If he be guilty it ...
Side 1465
... person for his or their use . Mr. BASSETT said , he presumed that this pro- position possessed sufficient intrinsic merit not to require the aid of extensive talents or laborious ex- ertions of any gentleman to advocate it . He as ...
... person for his or their use . Mr. BASSETT said , he presumed that this pro- position possessed sufficient intrinsic merit not to require the aid of extensive talents or laborious ex- ertions of any gentleman to advocate it . He as ...
Side 1467
... person becomes a mem- ber , his contract is absolutely void . It would operate as an encouragement for violating con- tracts . Every person holding a contract on which he had received advance or which he did not like , might , by being ...
... person becomes a mem- ber , his contract is absolutely void . It would operate as an encouragement for violating con- tracts . Every person holding a contract on which he had received advance or which he did not like , might , by being ...
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