The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... Committee , and for the reason that that committee is composed of able and intel- ligent men , who are able and willing to discharge their duty to this House and to the country . I would vote for a reference to that committee , be ...
... Committee , and for the reason that that committee is composed of able and intel- ligent men , who are able and willing to discharge their duty to this House and to the country . I would vote for a reference to that committee , be ...
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... Committee on Foreign Affairs , and upon the various amendments which have been of- fered ! I was surprised to witness the efforts made by the leaders of the Administration party to de- feat the resolution of inquiry which was passed by ...
... Committee on Foreign Affairs , and upon the various amendments which have been of- fered ! I was surprised to witness the efforts made by the leaders of the Administration party to de- feat the resolution of inquiry which was passed by ...
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... committee say by thirty - seven . What has become of the dif- ference ? I do not believe that any other returns that will increase his majority will come in ; but I wish to show that the gentleman himself has as- serted that an election ...
... committee say by thirty - seven . What has become of the dif- ference ? I do not believe that any other returns that will increase his majority will come in ; but I wish to show that the gentleman himself has as- serted that an election ...
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