The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... political or per- sonal ascendancy by dishonorable expedients . In regard to the particular reference of these reso- lutions he had but little to say . He preferred to leave that question to the political majority here , who alone have ...
... political or per- sonal ascendancy by dishonorable expedients . In regard to the particular reference of these reso- lutions he had but little to say . He preferred to leave that question to the political majority here , who alone have ...
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... political associates of the editor of that paper are now attempting , on the floor of this House , to convince the country that the Native party is a wing of the Whig army , and that the democracy are the exclusive friends of foreigners ...
... political associates of the editor of that paper are now attempting , on the floor of this House , to convince the country that the Native party is a wing of the Whig army , and that the democracy are the exclusive friends of foreigners ...
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... political anti - slavery party , the people of my district have long watched , with unceasing vigilance , every attempt to involve them in the crimes of the South . We shall con- tinue to resist every effort of the kind , notwith ...
... political anti - slavery party , the people of my district have long watched , with unceasing vigilance , every attempt to involve them in the crimes of the South . We shall con- tinue to resist every effort of the kind , notwith ...
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