The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... House to a vote on Monday , and was astonished to see those efforts successful . Has the House heard from the Presi- dent in reply to its resolution ? Has he responded to the important inquiry ? Is this House in posses- sion of the ...
... House to a vote on Monday , and was astonished to see those efforts successful . Has the House heard from the Presi- dent in reply to its resolution ? Has he responded to the important inquiry ? Is this House in posses- sion of the ...
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... House : first , who is entitled to the return ; and , secondly , who has the right to the seat . So far as this House can act upon these mat- ters , the individual for whom the Governor of the State has made out the return is entitled ...
... House : first , who is entitled to the return ; and , secondly , who has the right to the seat . So far as this House can act upon these mat- ters , the individual for whom the Governor of the State has made out the return is entitled ...
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... house there , and , during those same ten years , cargoes have been lost for want of that light - house , the mere duties upon which would have more than defrayed the cost of its construc- tion . Nobody doubts that such a light - house ...
... house there , and , during those same ten years , cargoes have been lost for want of that light - house , the mere duties upon which would have more than defrayed the cost of its construc- tion . Nobody doubts that such a light - house ...
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