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 ..., Volume 2; Volume 10; Volume 59Gales & Seaton, 1825 |
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Page 1389
... CALHOUN followed on the same side , expressing Da hearty concy rence in the views taken by the Senator com Delaware , and 1 earnest hope that the Senate would rease proceɛ to any other business . that he only wished the Senate " to ...
... CALHOUN followed on the same side , expressing Da hearty concy rence in the views taken by the Senator com Delaware , and 1 earnest hope that the Senate would rease proceɛ to any other business . that he only wished the Senate " to ...
Page 1393
... CALHOUN followed on the same side , expressing his hearty concurrence in the views taken by the Senator from Delaware , and his earnest hope that the Senate would refuse to proceed to any other business . Mr. WILKINS replied that he ...
... CALHOUN followed on the same side , expressing his hearty concurrence in the views taken by the Senator from Delaware , and his earnest hope that the Senate would refuse to proceed to any other business . Mr. WILKINS replied that he ...
Page 1395
... CALHOUN said , the motion to print a paper , pro- mistaken , if he supposed the resolutions of the Senator posed to be offered for adoption , was one of those mo- from Mississippi were moved at all . They were mere- tions which were ...
... CALHOUN said , the motion to print a paper , pro- mistaken , if he supposed the resolutions of the Senator posed to be offered for adoption , was one of those mo- from Mississippi were moved at all . They were mere- tions which were ...
Page 1403
... CALHOUN suggested the propriety of offering the resolutions as a modification of the first motion of the Sen- ator from Mississippi , and the Senate would then be able to proceed with the original debate . APRIL 21 , 1834. ] President's ...
... CALHOUN suggested the propriety of offering the resolutions as a modification of the first motion of the Sen- ator from Mississippi , and the Senate would then be able to proceed with the original debate . APRIL 21 , 1834. ] President's ...
Page 1419
... CALHOUN hoped the motion of the honorable gentleman from Pennsylvania , [ Mr. WILKINS , ] would pre- vail , and that it would be acted upon . Mr. CLAYTON did not perceive the necessity of going into Executive business . The question was ...
... CALHOUN hoped the motion of the honorable gentleman from Pennsylvania , [ Mr. WILKINS , ] would pre- vail , and that it would be acted upon . Mr. CLAYTON did not perceive the necessity of going into Executive business . The question was ...
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