The Congressional GlobeBlair & Rives, 1847 |
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... favor the country and promote the national prosperity . But this is not all . Take the exports from the imports during these ten years of low duties , and it will be found that the debt against the people of the United States in favor ...
... favor the country and promote the national prosperity . But this is not all . Take the exports from the imports during these ten years of low duties , and it will be found that the debt against the people of the United States in favor ...
Strona 242
... favor of Executive power . Sir , I am in favor of Executive power in government ; and , if I was not , I would be in favor of no government at all ; for government cannot exist without being opera- tive , and , to be operative , must be ...
... favor of Executive power . Sir , I am in favor of Executive power in government ; and , if I was not , I would be in favor of no government at all ; for government cannot exist without being opera- tive , and , to be operative , must be ...
Strona 801
... favor of receiving Texas into our Union , nor in favor of the recent war with Mexico . The only evidence of his being in favor of slavery , that I ever saw or heard of , was the fact that he did what every man at the South must do , if ...
... favor of receiving Texas into our Union , nor in favor of the recent war with Mexico . The only evidence of his being in favor of slavery , that I ever saw or heard of , was the fact that he did what every man at the South must do , if ...
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explanatory remarks by | 262 |
remarks on the bill granting land to Illinois | 535 |
remarks on slavery in the territories | 580 |
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