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... gentleman from Virginia , in any State Constitution to the contrary not - near me , ( Mr. Rivas , ) that it is not without dif- withstanding . And it speaks of itself , too , in fidence and regret that I venture to differ with plain ...
... gentleman from Virginia , in any State Constitution to the contrary not - near me , ( Mr. Rivas , ) that it is not without dif- withstanding . And it speaks of itself , too , in fidence and regret that I venture to differ with plain ...
Side 681
... gentleman , Sir , from South the Constitution . We see in both , those who Carolina , has referred to two incidents connect - had drawn , discussed , and matured the nstru- ed with the proceedings of the convention at ment in the ...
... gentleman , Sir , from South the Constitution . We see in both , those who Carolina , has referred to two incidents connect - had drawn , discussed , and matured the nstru- ed with the proceedings of the convention at ment in the ...
Side 738
... gentleman does not understand how the Constitution can have a compact or con- sent for its basis , and yet not be a compact be- The gentleman has concluded , Sir , by declar- tween sovereign States . It appears to me the ing , again ...
... gentleman does not understand how the Constitution can have a compact or con- sent for its basis , and yet not be a compact be- The gentleman has concluded , Sir , by declar- tween sovereign States . It appears to me the ing , again ...
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