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 .., Količina 7;Količina 21;Količina 52 |
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unanimously adopted : The bill authorizing a subscription to the Louisville and
Resolved , unanimously , That the members of the Senate , Portland canal ,
returned by the President with objections from a desire of showing every mark of
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unanimously adopted : The bill authorizing a subscription to the Louisville and
Resolved , unanimously , That the members of the Senate , Portland canal ,
returned by the President with objections from a desire of showing every mark of
...
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... House , in the other House , or out of the House , to adopt some principle which
would authorize them to whether they differed with him in politics or not . maintain
their jurisdiction by punishing for contempts committed within and against it .
... House , in the other House , or out of the House , to adopt some principle which
would authorize them to whether they differed with him in politics or not . maintain
their jurisdiction by punishing for contempts committed within and against it .
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These preferred a number of terms to a single DICKERSON , Mr. Wute , Mr.
ForsyTH , Mr. BURNET , term , and had united in the adoption of the present pro-
and Mr. Knight . vision . The usage of two terms had been so long conThe Senate
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These preferred a number of terms to a single DICKERSON , Mr. Wute , Mr.
ForsyTH , Mr. BURNET , term , and had united in the adoption of the present pro-
and Mr. Knight . vision . The usage of two terms had been so long conThe Senate
...
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... parts expunged by agreement , that had been adopted in the country . It was
justified by and agreeably to a decision of the court , received and read American
precedents , by the best lawyers and purest patriots that ever adorned the bench .
... parts expunged by agreement , that had been adopted in the country . It was
justified by and agreeably to a decision of the court , received and read American
precedents , by the best lawyers and purest patriots that ever adorned the bench .
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... each witbe adopted . ness four dollars per day , and twenty cents mileage for
Mr. BROWN objected to it , and it could not , therefore , travelling expenses . ] be
received . Mr. SMITH , of Maryland , said that the witnesses who TRIAL OF
JUDGE ...
... each witbe adopted . ness four dollars per day , and twenty cents mileage for
Mr. BROWN objected to it , and it could not , therefore , travelling expenses . ] be
received . Mr. SMITH , of Maryland , said that the witnesses who TRIAL OF
JUDGE ...
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