Register of Debates in Congress: Comprising the Leading Debates and Incidents of the ... Session of the ... Congress, Volume 2;Volume 12Gales & Seaton, 1836 |
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... distribution should cease . But pass this bill , and that question would be quieted for ever . The distribution among the States would place in each a fund amply sufficient for all the great purposes of internal improvement and ...
... distribution should cease . But pass this bill , and that question would be quieted for ever . The distribution among the States would place in each a fund amply sufficient for all the great purposes of internal improvement and ...
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... distribution . As the lands in the new States were sold off , the interest of each in the lands within it lessened , while their interest in the lands exterior to them increased . Ohio might already be said to be an old State , and ...
... distribution . As the lands in the new States were sold off , the interest of each in the lands within it lessened , while their interest in the lands exterior to them increased . Ohio might already be said to be an old State , and ...
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... distribution bill was now the antagonist , not of fortifications only , but of every bill for the service of the country . It was the antagonist of every bill that tended to diminish the mass of money for distribution . Many were the ...
... distribution bill was now the antagonist , not of fortifications only , but of every bill for the service of the country . It was the antagonist of every bill that tended to diminish the mass of money for distribution . Many were the ...
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... distribution . It would soon manifest its hideous spirit in the defeat of the most important and the most necessary bills ; and he , ( Mr. B. ) without treading upon forbidden ground , might allude to what was publicly known , that a ...
... distribution . It would soon manifest its hideous spirit in the defeat of the most important and the most necessary bills ; and he , ( Mr. B. ) without treading upon forbidden ground , might allude to what was publicly known , that a ...
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... distribution bill . This distribution bill had been vetoed by the Presi dent , and the grants to the new States , including the additional quantities to Alabama , Indiana , and Illinois , had all shared of the fate of the bad company in ...
... distribution bill . This distribution bill had been vetoed by the Presi dent , and the grants to the new States , including the additional quantities to Alabama , Indiana , and Illinois , had all shared of the fate of the bad company in ...
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