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 7;Volume 21;Volume 52Gales & Seaton, 1831 |
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... Tennessee , without con- has been boldly asserted in this Senate , and gone out to sulting the rest of the committee , asks the Senate to stop the American people , that all this is a miserable pretext , the inquiry -- to forbid us to ...
... Tennessee , without con- has been boldly asserted in this Senate , and gone out to sulting the rest of the committee , asks the Senate to stop the American people , that all this is a miserable pretext , the inquiry -- to forbid us to ...
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... Tennessee [ Mr. GRUNDY ] thinks it a sident . The King of England is the fountain of honor ; " drudgery , a small business , to make this inquiry . He the President of the United States is the source of patron- surely cannot mean this ...
... Tennessee [ Mr. GRUNDY ] thinks it a sident . The King of England is the fountain of honor ; " drudgery , a small business , to make this inquiry . He the President of the United States is the source of patron- surely cannot mean this ...
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... Tennessee , [ Mr. GRUN- ters of human fate must change position , and take post on Dr , ] but he had supposed the subject would be referred to the side of the people . " the select committee on the present state of the Post Office ...
... Tennessee , [ Mr. GRUN- ters of human fate must change position , and take post on Dr , ] but he had supposed the subject would be referred to the side of the people . " the select committee on the present state of the Post Office ...
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... Tennessee insinuates strongly that the of the innocence of my friend , and insisted that at least he question which so much afflicts him and his friend , the Post- ought to be heard in his own defence . To this request master General ...
... Tennessee insinuates strongly that the of the innocence of my friend , and insisted that at least he question which so much afflicts him and his friend , the Post- ought to be heard in his own defence . To this request master General ...
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... Tennessee [ Mr. GRUNDY ] expenditure complained of . For the year ending 1st July , and myself took sweet counsel together , and reprobated ! such infatuation . Now , when Georgia and South Carolina from Maine , which makes it to ...
... Tennessee [ Mr. GRUNDY ] expenditure complained of . For the year ending 1st July , and myself took sweet counsel together , and reprobated ! such infatuation . Now , when Georgia and South Carolina from Maine , which makes it to ...
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