The Congressional Globe, Part 3Blair & Rives, 1862 - Law |
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Page 1964
... suppose that I cease to be a friend of it because I do not come up to their standard . We all have our peculiar ... suppose that I had come into the Senate and singled him room , to proclaim to the country that he was op- posed to a ...
... suppose that I cease to be a friend of it because I do not come up to their standard . We all have our peculiar ... suppose that I had come into the Senate and singled him room , to proclaim to the country that he was op- posed to a ...
Page 1965
... suppose that any member of the Senate , more particularly my honorable friend from Illinois , for whom I have the highest regard and respect always , would go one single inch be- yond what he supposed the Constitution allowed him to go ...
... suppose that any member of the Senate , more particularly my honorable friend from Illinois , for whom I have the highest regard and respect always , would go one single inch be- yond what he supposed the Constitution allowed him to go ...
Page 1968
... suppose that it was the design of the makers of that statute applying the statute they were mak- ing , so far as the census of 1850 was concerned , according to the precedents established theretofore , namely , that that apportionment ...
... suppose that it was the design of the makers of that statute applying the statute they were mak- ing , so far as the census of 1850 was concerned , according to the precedents established theretofore , namely , that that apportionment ...
Page 1980
... suppose it is my business , when I before the Senate long enough to enable them to am called on to vote an appropriation for a spe- see what they are doing . I do not object to it , cific purpose , to know exactly the data upon which ...
... suppose it is my business , when I before the Senate long enough to enable them to am called on to vote an appropriation for a spe- see what they are doing . I do not object to it , cific purpose , to know exactly the data upon which ...
Page 1987
... suppose , for the pecuniary advantage that may be derived from it . The road is a legitimate enterprise , and it is perfectly legitimate , perfectly proper , and perfectly in harmony with good mo- tives and sense of propriety , and is ...
... suppose , for the pecuniary advantage that may be derived from it . The road is a legitimate enterprise , and it is perfectly legitimate , perfectly proper , and perfectly in harmony with good mo- tives and sense of propriety , and is ...
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