United States Weekly Telegraph, Volum 1D. Green., 1832 |
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... Senator who spoke first , ( Mr . C. ) in foundation stone of our federal system , and eve- the remarks made by him at the time of submitting ry attempt to displace it has resulted in acknow- his resolutions , which are now lying on your ...
... Senator who spoke first , ( Mr . C. ) in foundation stone of our federal system , and eve- the remarks made by him at the time of submitting ry attempt to displace it has resulted in acknow- his resolutions , which are now lying on your ...
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... Senator . I certainly did not intend to use I must go back to the period at which I introduced any expression of a doubtful sense ; and if I have the resolutions . They were introduced in con- done so , the Senator must attribute it to ...
... Senator . I certainly did not intend to use I must go back to the period at which I introduced any expression of a doubtful sense ; and if I have the resolutions . They were introduced in con- done so , the Senator must attribute it to ...
Side 723
... Senator , I shall proceed to meet and repel the mind of the Senator , by the introduction of an- main assault on the resolution . He directed other authority — that of Washington himself— his attack against the strong point , the very ...
... Senator , I shall proceed to meet and repel the mind of the Senator , by the introduction of an- main assault on the resolution . He directed other authority — that of Washington himself— his attack against the strong point , the very ...
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