Register of Debates in Congress: Comprising the Leading Debates and Incidents of the ... Session of the ... Congress, Volume 2; Volume 14; Volume 71Gales & Seaton, 1837 - Law |
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Page 1183
... course , they cannot , con- sistently with the exigencies of human affairs , be taken into the account - but absence under a legal disability , and that disability approved , according to the argument , and almost imposed in the ...
... course , they cannot , con- sistently with the exigencies of human affairs , be taken into the account - but absence under a legal disability , and that disability approved , according to the argument , and almost imposed in the ...
Page 1217
... course this House and the other branch of Congress intended pursu- ing on this question ; and they had submitted this resolu- tion in order that gentlemen might be brought to a direct vote , and either adopt or reject the resolution ...
... course this House and the other branch of Congress intended pursu- ing on this question ; and they had submitted this resolu- tion in order that gentlemen might be brought to a direct vote , and either adopt or reject the resolution ...
Page 1219
... course for it to take . If the gen- tleman from New York [ Mr. CAMBRELENG ] would bethink himself of it , this is not a question on which there is not something to be said on both sides . Mr. ADAMS conclud- ed by saying , however , that ...
... course for it to take . If the gen- tleman from New York [ Mr. CAMBRELENG ] would bethink himself of it , this is not a question on which there is not something to be said on both sides . Mr. ADAMS conclud- ed by saying , however , that ...
Page 1225
... course which would compel the people to pause and to reflect upon the folly and impos- ture that have brought us to our present condition . " Are we , sir , prepared to run over again a career of im- providence , without the shadow of a ...
... course which would compel the people to pause and to reflect upon the folly and impos- ture that have brought us to our present condition . " Are we , sir , prepared to run over again a career of im- providence , without the shadow of a ...
Page 1229
... course , the success of which has , in the view of this committee , laid the foundation of the present prosperi- ty of the institution . It would lead the committee beyond the proper limits of a report to state in detail the reason of ...
... course , the success of which has , in the view of this committee , laid the foundation of the present prosperi- ty of the institution . It would lead the committee beyond the proper limits of a report to state in detail the reason of ...
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