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Side 663
... maintain and defend . live , and under which Congress is now assem- Mr. President , if I considered the constitution - bled , is a compact , to which the people of the al question now before us as doubtful as it is im- several States ...
... maintain and defend . live , and under which Congress is now assem- Mr. President , if I considered the constitution - bled , is a compact , to which the people of the al question now before us as doubtful as it is im- several States ...
Side 670
... maintains armies and navies for pothesis ? his defence and security , and no other Govern- Mr. President , the nature of sovereignty , or ment is allowed to maintain them . He goes sovereign power , has been extensively dis- abroad ...
... maintains armies and navies for pothesis ? his defence and security , and no other Govern- Mr. President , the nature of sovereignty , or ment is allowed to maintain them . He goes sovereign power , has been extensively dis- abroad ...
Side 705
... maintain the “ ma- against a judicial decision in the celebrated case jesty of the laws , " or the supremacy of this ... maintained without a re- in which such fugitives from labor might be sort to extraordinary means to enforce it . But ...
... maintain the “ ma- against a judicial decision in the celebrated case jesty of the laws , " or the supremacy of this ... maintained without a re- in which such fugitives from labor might be sort to extraordinary means to enforce it . But ...
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