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... WALKER , ] because he did not think it could answer the purpose intended , but declared himself friendly to a gradual reduction that would benefit the settlers , let the fate of this bill be what it might , and would vote for a ...
... WALKER , ] because he did not think it could answer the purpose intended , but declared himself friendly to a gradual reduction that would benefit the settlers , let the fate of this bill be what it might , and would vote for a ...
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... WALKER replied , disclaiming any disrespectful reference to Delaware , and eulogizing her valor and pa- triotism at the period of the Revolution . He said that if the distribution proposed by him violated the terms of cession , so did ...
... WALKER replied , disclaiming any disrespectful reference to Delaware , and eulogizing her valor and pa- triotism at the period of the Revolution . He said that if the distribution proposed by him violated the terms of cession , so did ...
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... WALKER said he had not said the additional per centage was unequal ; he had only said it was not , according to the proposed ratio of federal population , and , there- fore , if this ratio could be departed from in the one case , it ...
... WALKER said he had not said the additional per centage was unequal ; he had only said it was not , according to the proposed ratio of federal population , and , there- fore , if this ratio could be departed from in the one case , it ...
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... WALKER said that he had already explained that it was not against the equity of giving this 10 per cent . fund to the new States , because he believed that it was not as much as they were entitled to . He had only said that , taking the ...
... WALKER said that he had already explained that it was not against the equity of giving this 10 per cent . fund to the new States , because he believed that it was not as much as they were entitled to . He had only said that , taking the ...
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... Walker , Webster , White , Wright - 37 . NAYS - Messrs . Ewing of Ohio , Hill , King of Geor- gia , Moore , Naudain - 5 . The other amendments were then concurred in . Mr. HILL moved to reconsider the vote by which the amendment ...
... Walker , Webster , White , Wright - 37 . NAYS - Messrs . Ewing of Ohio , Hill , King of Geor- gia , Moore , Naudain - 5 . The other amendments were then concurred in . Mr. HILL moved to reconsider the vote by which the amendment ...
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