The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... result upon another occasion - a result for which a necessity then existed , however un- fortunate it might be now . There never was , there never can be , an Admin- || istration elected by the people of this country which could refuse ...
... result upon another occasion - a result for which a necessity then existed , however un- fortunate it might be now . There never was , there never can be , an Admin- || istration elected by the people of this country which could refuse ...
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... result from it would result to individuals . Upon many , princely for- tunes would be conferred ; but upon his constitu- ents it would operate as an unmitigated curse . From a private enterprise , it had now become a general system of ...
... result from it would result to individuals . Upon many , princely for- tunes would be conferred ; but upon his constitu- ents it would operate as an unmitigated curse . From a private enterprise , it had now become a general system of ...
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... result ? That result is , that we are excluded from the share of influence in directing the affairs of this Gov- ernment , to which we are legitimately entitled . We care nothing about your money ; we live in a country where the people ...
... result ? That result is , that we are excluded from the share of influence in directing the affairs of this Gov- ernment , to which we are legitimately entitled . We care nothing about your money ; we live in a country where the people ...
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