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Page 1940
The immediate question bethere will be written in dissolving views , " the try must
love its Constitution ; the man who loves fore the Senate is upon the amendment
proposed rebellion was the suicide of slavery ! " our Constitution must love the ...
The immediate question bethere will be written in dissolving views , " the try must
love its Constitution ; the man who loves fore the Senate is upon the amendment
proposed rebellion was the suicide of slavery ! " our Constitution must love the ...
Page 1955
We are in extraordinary | being , in our very souls , love of liberty and hatred State
constitution and the Supreme Court . The times . It is to be supposed that
members of this of oppression , are called upon to act , when our sixth section of
the ...
We are in extraordinary | being , in our very souls , love of liberty and hatred State
constitution and the Supreme Court . The times . It is to be supposed that
members of this of oppression , are called upon to act , when our sixth section of
the ...
Page 1957
No , sir , let us under the ate , and that we may be able to reach a wise for the
country's defense , will not think that the flag - the old flag , under the Constitution
, the old conclusion in reference to this most important | bill of the Senator from ...
No , sir , let us under the ate , and that we may be able to reach a wise for the
country's defense , will not think that the flag - the old flag , under the Constitution
, the old conclusion in reference to this most important | bill of the Senator from ...
Page 1959
It is constitutional tó con here from a very intelligent gentleman , a gentleator from
Wisconsin , ( Mr. DOOLITTLE , ) for ... it ! received since I came to the Senate , in
which he Vermont , ( Mr. COLLAMER , ) what is constitution Mr. COLLAMER .
It is constitutional tó con here from a very intelligent gentleman , a gentleator from
Wisconsin , ( Mr. DOOLITTLE , ) for ... it ! received since I came to the Senate , in
which he Vermont , ( Mr. COLLAMER , ) what is constitution Mr. COLLAMER .
Page 1962
Perhaps the question now put is of the dor of arguments made in that way . lieve
that under the Constitution of the United same character . The bonorable Senator
from Illinois occupied States , under which we act and exist , we have a I was ...
Perhaps the question now put is of the dor of arguments made in that way . lieve
that under the Constitution of the United same character . The bonorable Senator
from Illinois occupied States , under which we act and exist , we have a I was ...
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| Title | The Congressional Globe, Part 3 |
| Author | United States. Congress |
| Editors | Francis Preston Blair, John Cook Rives, Franklin Rives, George A. Bailey |
| Publisher | Blair & Rives, 1862 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 19 Mar 2013 |
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