Annals of the Congress of the United States, Volume 2; Volume 32Gales and Seaton, 1854 - Law |
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Page 1329
... considered unim- portant , it may also fairly be alleged that there is a greater disproportion between this power of hanging and the establishment of a road , than be- tween the power of declaring and carrying on war , and that of ...
... considered unim- portant , it may also fairly be alleged that there is a greater disproportion between this power of hanging and the establishment of a road , than be- tween the power of declaring and carrying on war , and that of ...
Page 1335
... considered as fairly accessary to the war power , it was unnecessary , and would have been improper to specify them . The principle of exposition contended for , sufficiently evinces the prudence and propriety of avoiding an expres ...
... considered as fairly accessary to the war power , it was unnecessary , and would have been improper to specify them . The principle of exposition contended for , sufficiently evinces the prudence and propriety of avoiding an expres ...
Page 1347
... considered as Virginia for the moment in which I shall continue to occupy the floor . I would then re- mind you , in behalf of my native State , that she has surrendered to you the great and efficient sources of revenue , with powers ...
... considered as Virginia for the moment in which I shall continue to occupy the floor . I would then re- mind you , in behalf of my native State , that she has surrendered to you the great and efficient sources of revenue , with powers ...
Page 1411
... violate the laws of nations , why in time of peace he would not require bonds from those suspected of the intention to violate them . Mr. L. considered MARCH , 1818 . it an imperfect view of the 1411 1412 HISTORY OF CONGRESS .
... violate the laws of nations , why in time of peace he would not require bonds from those suspected of the intention to violate them . Mr. L. considered MARCH , 1818 . it an imperfect view of the 1411 1412 HISTORY OF CONGRESS .
Page 1419
... considered it our true policy to maintain peace if we can , without compromitting the dig- nity of the nation . It is not less our interest now to avoid being entangled in South American af . fairs , than it was to avoid , in 1794 ...
... considered it our true policy to maintain peace if we can , without compromitting the dig- nity of the nation . It is not less our interest now to avoid being entangled in South American af . fairs , than it was to avoid , in 1794 ...
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