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Page 1939
Slavery can never extend itself outside ure to secure freedom to the Territories
than the of course add to the amount of products he will and beyond law ! It can
only follow in the wake reëstablishment of the compromise line of 1820 , or ...
Slavery can never extend itself outside ure to secure freedom to the Territories
than the of course add to the amount of products he will and beyond law ! It can
only follow in the wake reëstablishment of the compromise line of 1820 , or ...
Page 1981
What do your appropriations amount upon to vote thirty millions of money to pay
an great war like this they cannot know themselves ; to , what does Congress sit
for , what does its conadditional number of volunteers , we ought to know ...
What do your appropriations amount upon to vote thirty millions of money to pay
an great war like this they cannot know themselves ; to , what does Congress sit
for , what does its conadditional number of volunteers , we ought to know ...
Page 1986
Cessity for the amount we have specified in the bill . son . It is not that which he
has sugrested . Certain ratiog givinolice 10 ; inrei in some place that is There is
not the slightest necessity for $ 300,000 . citizens of this District were included in
...
Cessity for the amount we have specified in the bill . son . It is not that which he
has sugrested . Certain ratiog givinolice 10 ; inrei in some place that is There is
not the slightest necessity for $ 300,000 . citizens of this District were included in
...
Page 2006
Mr. session of Congress , I drew mileage as other mem considerable amount less
for mileage than had Morton's proposition in return was , that inas bers drew their
mileage , without a settlement with been received by the contestant . much as ...
Mr. session of Congress , I drew mileage as other mem considerable amount less
for mileage than had Morton's proposition in return was , that inas bers drew their
mileage , without a settlement with been received by the contestant . much as ...
Page 2018
There is a further provision ) —and I taken up by the Senate and considered at
some amount of the tax with interest from the date of believe this may be
somewhat important that proper time , and passed , it might put some money the
...
There is a further provision ) —and I taken up by the Senate and considered at
some amount of the tax with interest from the date of believe this may be
somewhat important that proper time , and passed , it might put some money the
...
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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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