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... never to receive the sanction of Congress . I understood it to be a claim for the salary of General Hull , as Governor of the Michigan territory , after that territory was ignominiously surrendered to the enemy by the Ge- neral himself ...
... never to receive the sanction of Congress . I understood it to be a claim for the salary of General Hull , as Governor of the Michigan territory , after that territory was ignominiously surrendered to the enemy by the Ge- neral himself ...
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... never wish the time to come when the General Government shall be so strong - shall wield such a vast military power , as to be able to dispense with the co - operation of the States . When the duty is performed , and the war is over ...
... never wish the time to come when the General Government shall be so strong - shall wield such a vast military power , as to be able to dispense with the co - operation of the States . When the duty is performed , and the war is over ...
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... never would be a question whether the Government could pay , but whether it should pay . And I will never consent to send them , at this late hour of the session , to another committee , for the purpose of ascertaining what I already ...
... never would be a question whether the Government could pay , but whether it should pay . And I will never consent to send them , at this late hour of the session , to another committee , for the purpose of ascertaining what I already ...
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... never made any such assertion . Mr. CAMBRELENG said he stood corrected . He con- curred with the gentleman that the subject ought to be met , but he hoped that , in considering it , the House would deliberate long , and reflect maturely ...
... never made any such assertion . Mr. CAMBRELENG said he stood corrected . He con- curred with the gentleman that the subject ought to be met , but he hoped that , in considering it , the House would deliberate long , and reflect maturely ...
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... never yet expressedd any favorable opinion in reference to American manufactures which that law had been enact- ed to protect ? Mr. D. said that he differed entirely from the gentleman from Virginia , [ Mr. BOULDIN , ] in point of fact ...
... never yet expressedd any favorable opinion in reference to American manufactures which that law had been enact- ed to protect ? Mr. D. said that he differed entirely from the gentleman from Virginia , [ Mr. BOULDIN , ] in point of fact ...
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