The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... party were the principal sufferers , and the dominant party the only gainers from the organization of this new party . this new party . The exceptions are too few to weaken the general position . It is not material to trace the origin ...
... party were the principal sufferers , and the dominant party the only gainers from the organization of this new party . this new party . The exceptions are too few to weaken the general position . It is not material to trace the origin ...
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... party , ( while , at the same time , no foreigner was allowed to hold any important office , ) which gave birth to the Native party in the vicinity of Philadelphia . Such was the legitimate result of the pretended friendship of the ...
... party , ( while , at the same time , no foreigner was allowed to hold any important office , ) which gave birth to the Native party in the vicinity of Philadelphia . Such was the legitimate result of the pretended friendship of the ...
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... party required of me not to attempt amending the bill against their will , I de- termined to let my opposition be , in all respects , direct and above suspicion . So I was exceedingly careful not to do anything which might expose me to ...
... party required of me not to attempt amending the bill against their will , I de- termined to let my opposition be , in all respects , direct and above suspicion . So I was exceedingly careful not to do anything which might expose me to ...
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