The Congressional GlobeBlair & Rives, 1847 |
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Strona 98
... possession of this country ? How did it happen prudence as became his position . " The right of that he found none but Mexicans there , burning defence would authorize us to expel the Mexicans their houses and flying from his troops ...
... possession of this country ? How did it happen prudence as became his position . " The right of that he found none but Mexicans there , burning defence would authorize us to expel the Mexicans their houses and flying from his troops ...
Strona 99
... possession of it , we have the complete right to govern the country during We the possession , even if it be a military possession . have not only the power to establish post offices , post routes , and custom - houses , but to ...
... possession of it , we have the complete right to govern the country during We the possession , even if it be a military possession . have not only the power to establish post offices , post routes , and custom - houses , but to ...
Strona 117
... possession , and by force kept possession of the territory , and placed it under the jurisdiction of the United States . Now , sir , on this subject I had the honor at the last session to bring to the attention of the Senate the action ...
... possession , and by force kept possession of the territory , and placed it under the jurisdiction of the United States . Now , sir , on this subject I had the honor at the last session to bring to the attention of the Senate the action ...
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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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