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... majority in Congress " must rule . " — Now , Sir , said Mr. B. , I agree with the gentle- " I honestly believe that even in Pennsylva- man , that , as a general principle , the majority But this government was a go . nia , the contest ...
... majority in Congress " must rule . " — Now , Sir , said Mr. B. , I agree with the gentle- " I honestly believe that even in Pennsylva- man , that , as a general principle , the majority But this government was a go . nia , the contest ...
Side 406
... majority of States elect a majority of the Se- examination of their conduct , by the terrors of nators , a majority of the members of the House an alien and a sedition law , to speak or to write of Representatives , and a bare majority ...
... majority of States elect a majority of the Se- examination of their conduct , by the terrors of nators , a majority of the members of the House an alien and a sedition law , to speak or to write of Representatives , and a bare majority ...
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... majority carried with a presentatives , but it does not elect the Senate . higher hand , or upheld with more ... majority of the Representatives of the people , and worth and respectability of the State ; a minority , a majority of the ...
... majority carried with a presentatives , but it does not elect the Senate . higher hand , or upheld with more ... majority of the Representatives of the people , and worth and respectability of the State ; a minority , a majority of the ...
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