Annals of the Congress of the United States, Volume 2; Volume 18Gales and Seaton, 1852 - Law |
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Page 1447
... arguing in support of the same positions ; an argument which , Mr. L. said , seemed so directly contradictory , and in so obvious hostility to that so ably and eloquently urged by the gentleman but a few weeks since , in defence of the ...
... arguing in support of the same positions ; an argument which , Mr. L. said , seemed so directly contradictory , and in so obvious hostility to that so ably and eloquently urged by the gentleman but a few weeks since , in defence of the ...
Page 1451
... arguments of the gentle- man from Kentucky ( Mr. RoWAN ) to be unan- swerable . This resolution is the same in sub- stance , asking the President to do a thing which we have not a right to demand . This is the substance of the argument ...
... arguments of the gentle- man from Kentucky ( Mr. RoWAN ) to be unan- swerable . This resolution is the same in sub- stance , asking the President to do a thing which we have not a right to demand . This is the substance of the argument ...
Page 1453
... argument . Perhaps if this request went to injure an individual , or to deprive him of his rights , there might be some justice in the observation . But after the evidence which has been given to this House for several days past , an ...
... argument . Perhaps if this request went to injure an individual , or to deprive him of his rights , there might be some justice in the observation . But after the evidence which has been given to this House for several days past , an ...
Page 1463
... argument on them : Resolved , That the President of the United States be authorized to loan to the State of Ohio , for the term of seven years , seven thousand stand of arms , for the purpose of arming in part the militia of the said ...
... argument on them : Resolved , That the President of the United States be authorized to loan to the State of Ohio , for the term of seven years , seven thousand stand of arms , for the purpose of arming in part the militia of the said ...
Page 1497
... argument has ever convinced my mind to the contrary . - Mr. DANA . The argument of the gentleman from North Carolina might have answered several years back much better than at the present time ; such arguments were then used . For ...
... argument has ever convinced my mind to the contrary . - Mr. DANA . The argument of the gentleman from North Carolina might have answered several years back much better than at the present time ; such arguments were then used . For ...
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