The Political Register, Volum 1,Utgave 21D. Green, 1833 |
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Side 681
... given to Congress , in general terms , the power to lay imposts , and the power to re- gulate trade . It is not to be argued , from its omission to give more , that it meant to take back what it had already given . It had given the im ...
... given to Congress , in general terms , the power to lay imposts , and the power to re- gulate trade . It is not to be argued , from its omission to give more , that it meant to take back what it had already given . It had given the im ...
Side 709
... given for general convenience , that mission of Louisiana into the Union , used the rule might be the same in all the States ; these emphatic words : " If this bill passes , the but , if it had not been given , each State would Union is ...
... given for general convenience , that mission of Louisiana into the Union , used the rule might be the same in all the States ; these emphatic words : " If this bill passes , the but , if it had not been given , each State would Union is ...
Side 715
... given so much fixed in the public mind : humble the " proud so- uncasiness in the honorable Senator from Massa- vereignty of the States , " and erect on its ruins a chusetts , ( Mr. WEBSTER ) I deny the power of Government without ...
... given so much fixed in the public mind : humble the " proud so- uncasiness in the honorable Senator from Massa- vereignty of the States , " and erect on its ruins a chusetts , ( Mr. WEBSTER ) I deny the power of Government without ...
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