The Political Register, Volum 1,Utgave 21D. Green, 1833 |
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Side 639
... WEBSTER , AND POINDEXTER , IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES , ON THE REVENUE COLLECTION BILL . The whole making three sheets and a half , and subject to newspaper postage only , viz . if under 100 miles 3 cents , if more than 100 ...
... WEBSTER , AND POINDEXTER , IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES , ON THE REVENUE COLLECTION BILL . The whole making three sheets and a half , and subject to newspaper postage only , viz . if under 100 miles 3 cents , if more than 100 ...
Side 662
... WEBSTER followed him . But , to return to the General Government ; we The gentleman from South Carolina , said Mr. have now sufficient experience to ascertain that WEBSTER , has admonished us to be mindful of the tendency to conflict in ...
... WEBSTER followed him . But , to return to the General Government ; we The gentleman from South Carolina , said Mr. have now sufficient experience to ascertain that WEBSTER , has admonished us to be mindful of the tendency to conflict in ...
Side 716
... WEBSTER , in relation to the speech of Mr. CAL- in most of which I fully concur , to show that an HOUN , delivered in the House of Representatives extension of the revenue was considered by him in 1816 , on the tariff act of that year ...
... WEBSTER , in relation to the speech of Mr. CAL- in most of which I fully concur , to show that an HOUN , delivered in the House of Representatives extension of the revenue was considered by him in 1816 , on the tariff act of that year ...
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