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 10;Volume 60Gales & Seaton, 1825 |
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... considered unworthy of a single remark? No, sir; it was either because it was not thought of in the convention, or the convention considered the tenure of office sufficiently provided for in the constitution, by impeachment, or ...
... considered unworthy of a single remark? No, sir; it was either because it was not thought of in the convention, or the convention considered the tenure of office sufficiently provided for in the constitution, by impeachment, or ...
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... considered as a power, necessarily implies not only the right of judgment as to the meaning and intention of the laws, but also the employment of all the means necessary and proper to enforce that judgment. Acting upon this construction ...
... considered as a power, necessarily implies not only the right of judgment as to the meaning and intention of the laws, but also the employment of all the means necessary and proper to enforce that judgment. Acting upon this construction ...
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... considered as any imputation on the chairman of a committee, or a committee itself. The experience of eighteen years had shown him (Mr. M.) that these annual bills were the most neglected of any portion of the business of that House ...
... considered as any imputation on the chairman of a committee, or a committee itself. The experience of eighteen years had shown him (Mr. M.) that these annual bills were the most neglected of any portion of the business of that House ...
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... considered to be the most objectionable features of the bill, Mr. P. said he should confine himself chiefly to its operation upon those who were entitled to half-pay for life, under the resolve of 1780, at the second important change in ...
... considered to be the most objectionable features of the bill, Mr. P. said he should confine himself chiefly to its operation upon those who were entitled to half-pay for life, under the resolve of 1780, at the second important change in ...
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... considered, not called for by the exigency of the times, adverse to the real interests of the country, and derogatory to the national character of the United States.” On this all-important and interesting subject, I have not, for one ...
... considered, not called for by the exigency of the times, adverse to the real interests of the country, and derogatory to the national character of the United States.” On this all-important and interesting subject, I have not, for one ...
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