The Congressional Globe, Tom 16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... Congress . The numbers which are to follow will contain all the long speeches made in both Houses of Congress , writ- ten out or revised by the speakers themselves . The Congressional Globe is printed in the same form as the Appendix ...
... Congress . The numbers which are to follow will contain all the long speeches made in both Houses of Congress , writ- ten out or revised by the speakers themselves . The Congressional Globe is printed in the same form as the Appendix ...
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... Congress . It was " to be laid out under the authority of Congress , " and " under the direction of Congress . " Power and discretion have to be reposed somewhere . They were in this case re- posed in Congress ; and no specific ...
... Congress . It was " to be laid out under the authority of Congress , " and " under the direction of Congress . " Power and discretion have to be reposed somewhere . They were in this case re- posed in Congress ; and no specific ...
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... Congress copies of the act of the Legislature of New York , in relation to a canal to connect the Hudson river with the lakes , expresses himself in very decided language in favor of the utility of canal navigation ; the peculiar ...
... Congress copies of the act of the Legislature of New York , in relation to a canal to connect the Hudson river with the lakes , expresses himself in very decided language in favor of the utility of canal navigation ; the peculiar ...
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