The Political Register, Volum 1,Utgave 21D. Green, 1833 |
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Side 723
... Senator , I shall proceed to meet and repel the mind of the Senator , by the introduction of an main assault on the resolution . He directed other authority - that of Washington himself - his attack against the strong point , the very ...
... Senator , I shall proceed to meet and repel the mind of the Senator , by the introduction of an main assault on the resolution . He directed other authority - that of Washington himself - his attack against the strong point , the very ...
Side 724
... Senator , in calling it a compact , a bargain , has called down this heavy denuncia- tion on his own head . He finally states that " It is founded on compact , but not a com- pact results from it . " Senator refers when he states , in ...
... Senator , in calling it a compact , a bargain , has called down this heavy denuncia- tion on his own head . He finally states that " It is founded on compact , but not a com- pact results from it . " Senator refers when he states , in ...
Side 734
... Senator states , the Convention in the course of the discussion , the admissions certainly performed their work in a most bun- of the Senator , and , among them , the right of gling manner . There was unquestionably a large secession ...
... Senator states , the Convention in the course of the discussion , the admissions certainly performed their work in a most bun- of the Senator , and , among them , the right of gling manner . There was unquestionably a large secession ...
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