The Congressional Globe, Volume 27Blair & Rives, 1853 |
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... honorable to his cour- age and philanthropy , I trust will enable him to brave every hazard with success , to overcome every obstacle in his progress , and to reserve him- self for the accomplishment of the great object to which these ...
... honorable to his cour- age and philanthropy , I trust will enable him to brave every hazard with success , to overcome every obstacle in his progress , and to reserve him- self for the accomplishment of the great object to which these ...
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... honorable gentleman to be what is commonly known as a National Whig ; and as such , I was under the impression that he was in favor of protection per se . How , therefore , he could offer a resolution at this particular crisis , for ...
... honorable gentleman to be what is commonly known as a National Whig ; and as such , I was under the impression that he was in favor of protection per se . How , therefore , he could offer a resolution at this particular crisis , for ...
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... honorable friend from South Carolina [ Mr. Wood- because I am they have ever asked of this Government is to give WARD ] state the other day that he regarded a hori- n at this time . them a fixed system ; stability is all they need now ...
... honorable friend from South Carolina [ Mr. Wood- because I am they have ever asked of this Government is to give WARD ] state the other day that he regarded a hori- n at this time . them a fixed system ; stability is all they need now ...
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... honorable gentleman from Pennsylvania [ Mr. JONES ] contended that the whole revenue had as well be raised on a few articles , as diffused over many , and contends that a man had as well pay a tax of four dollars on his coat as two on ...
... honorable gentleman from Pennsylvania [ Mr. JONES ] contended that the whole revenue had as well be raised on a few articles , as diffused over many , and contends that a man had as well pay a tax of four dollars on his coat as two on ...
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... honorable gentlemen who spoke yesterday , the gentleman from Tennessee , [ Mr. PoLK , ] and the gentleman from Oregon , [ Mr. LANE . ] I expected , sir , and I had my pencil ready to take notes thereof - I expected that the honorable ...
... honorable gentlemen who spoke yesterday , the gentleman from Tennessee , [ Mr. PoLK , ] and the gentleman from Oregon , [ Mr. LANE . ] I expected , sir , and I had my pencil ready to take notes thereof - I expected that the honorable ...
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