Annals of the Congress of the United States, Volume 2; Volume 32Gales and Seaton, 1854 - Law |
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Page 1317
... effect to it would better accord with its letter and spirit , than a distribution of the fund among the several States , for the purposes proposed by the resolutions . The sentiment , I know , Mr. Chairman , exists , and I regret that ...
... effect to it would better accord with its letter and spirit , than a distribution of the fund among the several States , for the purposes proposed by the resolutions . The sentiment , I know , Mr. Chairman , exists , and I regret that ...
Page 1327
... effect - to increase my high estimate of his abilities by the wonderful display of his powers , which we have witnessed on this present occasion . Another gentleman from Virginia , however , has certainly adopted the idea that ...
... effect - to increase my high estimate of his abilities by the wonderful display of his powers , which we have witnessed on this present occasion . Another gentleman from Virginia , however , has certainly adopted the idea that ...
Page 1331
... effect can produce the cause , the treaty cannot be resorted to to defend the act . The Committee will understand me as by no means arraigning these measures , which I deem not only Constitutional , but highly expedient and beneficial ...
... effect can produce the cause , the treaty cannot be resorted to to defend the act . The Committee will understand me as by no means arraigning these measures , which I deem not only Constitutional , but highly expedient and beneficial ...
Page 1347
... effect the passage ; and seeing that such force is the same sort of power which is declaimed against , with regard to the improvement or construction of roads , it must follow that this Government must stop and surrender its authority ...
... effect the passage ; and seeing that such force is the same sort of power which is declaimed against , with regard to the improvement or construction of roads , it must follow that this Government must stop and surrender its authority ...
Page 1361
... effect . And , I think , with great deference to the gentlemen on the other side , this is the danger to which their principles directly tend . The other danger is , that of consolidation by the assumption of powers not granted nor ...
... effect . And , I think , with great deference to the gentlemen on the other side , this is the danger to which their principles directly tend . The other danger is , that of consolidation by the assumption of powers not granted nor ...
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