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... vote of all . Next , the powers from Virginia , ( Mr. Rives ) has gravely quoted conferred on Congress ; then those on the Pre- the Constitution to prove , that the Constitution , sident ; and finally , those on the judicial depart- and ...
... vote of all . Next , the powers from Virginia , ( Mr. Rives ) has gravely quoted conferred on Congress ; then those on the Pre- the Constitution to prove , that the Constitution , sident ; and finally , those on the judicial depart- and ...
Side 648
... vote . It was known which had already accrued ; but with the arri- that , as the bill then stood , the Senate was val of this event , our last hope was doomed to nearly equally divided , and as it was a combin- be disappointed . After a ...
... vote . It was known which had already accrued ; but with the arri- that , as the bill then stood , the Senate was val of this event , our last hope was doomed to nearly equally divided , and as it was a combin- be disappointed . After a ...
Side 694
... vote drawn which would disrobe it of that original with their powerful neighbors , saw the dangers character , not equally applicable to a treaty with to which they would be liable , by an abandon- a foreigh power ? They are both ...
... vote drawn which would disrobe it of that original with their powerful neighbors , saw the dangers character , not equally applicable to a treaty with to which they would be liable , by an abandon- a foreigh power ? They are both ...
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