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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... fact. Similar views appear to be entertained by a large and respectable number of this House. Some gentlemen have gone so far in their zeal for executive power, as to declare that “the Secretary of the Treasury is bound to act in ...
... fact. Similar views appear to be entertained by a large and respectable number of this House. Some gentlemen have gone so far in their zeal for executive power, as to declare that “the Secretary of the Treasury is bound to act in ...
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... fact, that the bill contained an appropriation similar to one in another bill, emanating from the same committee. For his part, he must repeat his wish for the examination of this subject in the Committee of the Whole. He did not ...
... fact, that the bill contained an appropriation similar to one in another bill, emanating from the same committee. For his part, he must repeat his wish for the examination of this subject in the Committee of the Whole. He did not ...
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... fact. At the last session, when the appropriation for this work had been made, a communication had been received from the President that he had adopted the plan of making the upper works of the bridge of wood. But before he invited ...
... fact. At the last session, when the appropriation for this work had been made, a communication had been received from the President that he had adopted the plan of making the upper works of the bridge of wood. But before he invited ...
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... fact that these re. peated acts, by which the limitation statutes were ex: tended, were so many notices and invitations to these of ficers to come forward and exhibit their claims. It was saying to them, “Now is the accepted time ...
... fact that these re. peated acts, by which the limitation statutes were ex: tended, were so many notices and invitations to these of ficers to come forward and exhibit their claims. It was saying to them, “Now is the accepted time ...
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... fact required to the virtual close of the war, when the equity of the case would require the admission of the claim. If presumptions are admitted after that period, who will venture to assert that they are unreasonable? Is it ...
... fact required to the virtual close of the war, when the equity of the case would require the admission of the claim. If presumptions are admitted after that period, who will venture to assert that they are unreasonable? Is it ...
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