The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... Native Americanism , question of what is called Native Americanism , and the vote on the question of reference is likely to be understood as a test of our opinions on the general subject under consideration , I cannot con- sent to ...
... Native Americanism , question of what is called Native Americanism , and the vote on the question of reference is likely to be understood as a test of our opinions on the general subject under consideration , I cannot con- sent to ...
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... Native meetings , called , and principally at- tended , by native - born Democrats , who had lost the emoluments of office by foreign votes . These Native meetings were the cause of that excitement which ended in the riots , the murders ...
... Native meetings , called , and principally at- tended , by native - born Democrats , who had lost the emoluments of office by foreign votes . These Native meetings were the cause of that excitement which ended in the riots , the murders ...
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... Native American demo- It had its effect , undoubtedly , in confirm- ing the hostility of Native partisans to Mr. Clay . And yet , in the face of facts like these , the political associates of the editor of that paper are now attempting ...
... Native American demo- It had its effect , undoubtedly , in confirm- ing the hostility of Native partisans to Mr. Clay . And yet , in the face of facts like these , the political associates of the editor of that paper are now attempting ...
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