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...he eald : " I see, therefore, no political necessity for the annexation of Texas to the Union ; no advantages to be derived from it , and objections...believe it to be for the Interest and happiness of the rhole Union, to remain as it is, without diminution and without addition." To prevent the success of...

...he said : " I see, therefore, no political necessity for the annexation of Texas to the Union ; no advantages to be derived from it , and objections...believe it to be for the interest and happiness of tht whole Union, to remain as il is, wùhout diminution and without addition." To prevent the success...

...see, therefore, no politlral necessity for the annexation of Texas to the Union ; no advantages to he derived from it, and objections to it of a strong,...my judgment, decisive character. " I believe it to he for the interest and happiness of (he whole Union, to remain as it is, without diminution and without...

...he said : " I see, therefore, no political necessity for the annexation of Texas to the Union ; no advantages to be derived from it , and objections...a strong, and, In my judgment, decisive character. 41 1 believe it to be for the Interest and happiness of the whole Union, to remain as it Is, without...

...he said : " I see, therefore, no political necessity for the annexation of Texas to the Union ; no advantages to be derived from it , and objections to it of a strong, and, ш my judgment, decisive character. " I believe it to be for the interest and happiness of the whole...

...and, in my judgment, decisive character. " I believe It 'to be for the interest and happiness of th& whole Union, to remain as it Is, without diminution and without addition." To prevent the success of this nefarious project— to preserve from such gross violation the Constitution...

...• » • "I see, therefore, no political necessity for the annexation of Texas to the Union — no advantages to be derived from it ; and objections to it of a strong, and, in my judgment, of a decisive character." Mr. WEBSTER. I have nothing, sir, to add to, nor to take back from, those...

...might follow. "I see, therefore, no political necessity for the annexation of Texas to the Union, no advantages to be derived from it, and objections to...is, •without diminution, and without addition." William. Henry Harrison was, in 184:0, elected ninth President of the United States, after a most animated...

...might follow'. " I see, therefore, no political necessity for the annexation of Texas to the Union, no advantages to be derived from it, and objections to...it is, without diminution, and without addition." William Henry Harrison was, in 1840, elected ninth President of the United States, after a most animated...