United States Weekly Telegraph, Volum 1D. Green., 1832 |
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... Representatives in Congress , to be laid before their respective bodies . " The following is the resolution which was adopted : " Whereas , an alteration in the tariff system is proposed in the House of Representatives of the United ...
... Representatives in Congress , to be laid before their respective bodies . " The following is the resolution which was adopted : " Whereas , an alteration in the tariff system is proposed in the House of Representatives of the United ...
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... Representatives of the United Congress which , within a few months , have by States , would prostrate the principal branches a large majority pledged itself to the policy of our domestic manufactures , condemn to which it is now ...
... Representatives of the United Congress which , within a few months , have by States , would prostrate the principal branches a large majority pledged itself to the policy of our domestic manufactures , condemn to which it is now ...
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... Representatives of the States comprehending , in its numbers , men who have also . A majority of the Representatives of the been associated with him , and with us , in these people must concur , and a majority of the halls of ...
... Representatives of the States comprehending , in its numbers , men who have also . A majority of the Representatives of the been associated with him , and with us , in these people must concur , and a majority of the halls of ...
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