Register of Debates in Congress: Comprising the Leading Debates and Incidents of the Second Session of the Eighteenth Congress: [Dec. 6, 1824, to the First Session of the Twenty-fifth Congress, Oct. 16, 1837] Together with an Appendix, Containing the Most Important State Papers and Public Documents to which the Session Has Given Birth: to which are Added, the Laws Enacted During the Session, with a Copious Index to the Whole ..., Volume 2;Volume 13;Volume 69Gales & Seaton, 1837 |
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... chairman of that committee Mr. HARDIN replied at great length , insisting that the movements in the second convention were revolu- tionary in their character and tendency ; that , under the proceedings of that convention , Michigan ...
... chairman of that committee Mr. HARDIN replied at great length , insisting that the movements in the second convention were revolu- tionary in their character and tendency ; that , under the proceedings of that convention , Michigan ...
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... chairman of the Judiciary Committee [ Mr. THOMAS ] to satisfy them on that point , The honorable chairman who reported this bill did not attempt to conceal the fact that those proceedings were revolutionary ; and his whole argument was ...
... chairman of the Judiciary Committee [ Mr. THOMAS ] to satisfy them on that point , The honorable chairman who reported this bill did not attempt to conceal the fact that those proceedings were revolutionary ; and his whole argument was ...
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... chairman commenced the debate , and , be fore any objection was made to the admission of Michi- gan , he developed his views , and the grounds upon which he supported her admission . No gentleman who has succeeded him has had the ...
... chairman commenced the debate , and , be fore any objection was made to the admission of Michi- gan , he developed his views , and the grounds upon which he supported her admission . No gentleman who has succeeded him has had the ...
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... chairman of the Committee on the Judiciary , on the introduction of the bill for the admission of Michigan into the Union ; but I understand it to be the general sense of the House that it had no necessary or direct connexion with the ...
... chairman of the Committee on the Judiciary , on the introduction of the bill for the admission of Michigan into the Union ; but I understand it to be the general sense of the House that it had no necessary or direct connexion with the ...
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... Chairman of the Committee on Naval Affairs , had done the President and heads of Departments injustice . Mr. A. entreated gentlemen to withdraw the motion to re- duce the appropriation . He did not consider it too large for the objects ...
... Chairman of the Committee on Naval Affairs , had done the President and heads of Departments injustice . Mr. A. entreated gentlemen to withdraw the motion to re- duce the appropriation . He did not consider it too large for the objects ...
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