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... honorable Richard J. Manning , a representative from the State of South Carolina . The message having been read , Mr. PRESTON rose , and addressed the Senate , in sub- stance , as follows : Mr. President : The message just read imposes ...
... honorable Richard J. Manning , a representative from the State of South Carolina . The message having been read , Mr. PRESTON rose , and addressed the Senate , in sub- stance , as follows : Mr. President : The message just read imposes ...
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... honorable to our national character . And , being so , he repeated that it was not surprising that the deepest solicitude should be felt in the result of the struggle which was going on in a province so near us ; a province , the ...
... honorable to our national character . And , being so , he repeated that it was not surprising that the deepest solicitude should be felt in the result of the struggle which was going on in a province so near us ; a province , the ...
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... honorable Senator from South Carolina . That gentleman had said that it was now a known and admit- ted fact that Santa Anna had declared that , by the aid of a certain portion of our population , he would invade this country , march ...
... honorable Senator from South Carolina . That gentleman had said that it was now a known and admit- ted fact that Santa Anna had declared that , by the aid of a certain portion of our population , he would invade this country , march ...
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... honorable sympathy and patriotism , and were now under the Texan banner , if not sacrificed ; and he hoped they were not , for he wished them success most cordial- ly . He could not think they were obnoxious to any censure or expression ...
... honorable sympathy and patriotism , and were now under the Texan banner , if not sacrificed ; and he hoped they were not , for he wished them success most cordial- ly . He could not think they were obnoxious to any censure or expression ...
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... honorable Senator from New Hampshire , [ Mr. HUBBARD , ] has been so mod . ified , by the consent of the mover , as to be unexception- able in form , by embracing all , and not a selected num- ber only , of the deposite banks in the ...
... honorable Senator from New Hampshire , [ Mr. HUBBARD , ] has been so mod . ified , by the consent of the mover , as to be unexception- able in form , by embracing all , and not a selected num- ber only , of the deposite banks in the ...
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