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Side lxi
I have always understood that the principal object was, to give to Congress the
power to regulate commerce, to lay impost duties, and to raise a revenue for the
payment of the public debt and the expenses of the Government, and to subject
the ...
I have always understood that the principal object was, to give to Congress the
power to regulate commerce, to lay impost duties, and to raise a revenue for the
payment of the public debt and the expenses of the Government, and to subject
the ...
Side 13
The President could not give the order for removal; but he could say to the
Secretary of the Treasury, I will turn you out of ofiice if you do not give it. If one
Secretary refuse, he can displace him, and say to another, I will give you this
office it' you ...
The President could not give the order for removal; but he could say to the
Secretary of the Treasury, I will turn you out of ofiice if you do not give it. If one
Secretary refuse, he can displace him, and say to another, I will give you this
office it' you ...
Side 42
Ihad intended to give a silent vote; but allusion has been so often made, in the
progress of this debate, to the laws oi' Kentucky and her members here, that as
one belonging to her delegation, I feel it an indispensable duty devolving on me,
...
Ihad intended to give a silent vote; but allusion has been so often made, in the
progress of this debate, to the laws oi' Kentucky and her members here, that as
one belonging to her delegation, I feel it an indispensable duty devolving on me,
...
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