The American Whig Review, Volúmenes11-12G. H. Colton, 1850 |
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... voted by a majority of the citizens of the State . The fact was not controverted , nor was the bill - principle of right called in question . With the premises thus both allowed , how refuse the conclusion , how reject the Constitution ...
... voted by a majority of the citizens of the State . The fact was not controverted , nor was the bill - principle of right called in question . With the premises thus both allowed , how refuse the conclusion , how reject the Constitution ...
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... votes . There was no choice . A second vote resulted precisely as the first . On the third vote CоBB and WIL- MOT each lost one vote , but the general re- adopted , that the House proceed to the elec- | 100 [ Jan. Congressional Summary .
... votes . There was no choice . A second vote resulted precisely as the first . On the third vote CоBB and WIL- MOT each lost one vote , but the general re- adopted , that the House proceed to the elec- | 100 [ Jan. Congressional Summary .
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... vote gave COBB , 101 ; WINTHROP , 97 ; WILMOT , 9 ; GENTRY , 6 ; scattering 11. No election . They continued voting until they reached the tenth time , with scarcely any variation , except that the vote for COBB was reduced to 99. The ...
... vote gave COBB , 101 ; WINTHROP , 97 ; WILMOT , 9 ; GENTRY , 6 ; scattering 11. No election . They continued voting until they reached the tenth time , with scarcely any variation , except that the vote for COBB was reduced to 99. The ...
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... vote . He had his reasons for voting against the nominee of the Democratic caucus , and if he could pro- perly give ... vote for any one who was unobjectionable . If a time had arrived when his vote would have decided the question , he ...
... vote . He had his reasons for voting against the nominee of the Democratic caucus , and if he could pro- perly give ... vote for any one who was unobjectionable . If a time had arrived when his vote would have decided the question , he ...
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... votes on some other gentle- man , so that an organization of the House might be effected without longer delay . After this , the House proceeded to vote for the fortieth time . The whole number of votes cast was 226 ; necessary to a ...
... votes on some other gentle- man , so that an organization of the House might be effected without longer delay . After this , the House proceeded to vote for the fortieth time . The whole number of votes cast was 226 ; necessary to a ...
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