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... North Carolina opposed the bill , and wished to stretch the sceptre of barrenness over the whole of the State of Missouri . The Government would be no loser by the sale ; and , if no advantages were to accrue to the Government of the ...
... North Carolina opposed the bill , and wished to stretch the sceptre of barrenness over the whole of the State of Missouri . The Government would be no loser by the sale ; and , if no advantages were to accrue to the Government of the ...
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... north of the State of Missouri . The Spanish lead mine was there , and the whole of the valuable mineral country was in a triangle , made by the boundary line of Missouri and the Mississippi river . It was necessary for the United ...
... north of the State of Missouri . The Spanish lead mine was there , and the whole of the valuable mineral country was in a triangle , made by the boundary line of Missouri and the Mississippi river . It was necessary for the United ...
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... North Carolina about a general bill , he was well assured that the gentleman would not vote for such a bill , any more than he would for the one now before the Senate . He [ Mr. K. ] could not , con- sistently with his duty to his ...
... North Carolina about a general bill , he was well assured that the gentleman would not vote for such a bill , any more than he would for the one now before the Senate . He [ Mr. K. ] could not , con- sistently with his duty to his ...
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... North Carolina - nothing more ; he did not want any thing more than her share . If there was any objection to this ... North Carolina , his vote should not be wanting . He was sorry they had been obliged to make this demand ; he ...
... North Carolina - nothing more ; he did not want any thing more than her share . If there was any objection to this ... North Carolina , his vote should not be wanting . He was sorry they had been obliged to make this demand ; he ...
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... North Carolina had not been without similar aid from the Government . He opposed the postponement , and advocated the immediate passage of the bill . Mr. CHANDLER said , he had supposed that there would be no objection to a postponement ...
... North Carolina had not been without similar aid from the Government . He opposed the postponement , and advocated the immediate passage of the bill . Mr. CHANDLER said , he had supposed that there would be no objection to a postponement ...
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