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Page 713
... proper policy in regard to the exercise of that discretion has not engaged the President's attention . If no extreme circumstances shall exist when it may become expedient to put the act in force against the insurgents , every proper ...
... proper policy in regard to the exercise of that discretion has not engaged the President's attention . If no extreme circumstances shall exist when it may become expedient to put the act in force against the insurgents , every proper ...
Page 723
... proper for you , without directly recurring to them , to let him understand that no Congress and no administration are likely to come into this capital which shall be less strenuous than the present authorities in favor of the American ...
... proper for you , without directly recurring to them , to let him understand that no Congress and no administration are likely to come into this capital which shall be less strenuous than the present authorities in favor of the American ...
Page 735
... proper . The United States have not disclaimed , and can never under existing cir- cumstances disclaim , the interest they feel in the safety , welfare and pros- perity of Mexico , any more than they can relinquish or disown their senti ...
... proper . The United States have not disclaimed , and can never under existing cir- cumstances disclaim , the interest they feel in the safety , welfare and pros- perity of Mexico , any more than they can relinquish or disown their senti ...
Page 746
... proper department , and that it had been refused . The reason he now assigned for the refusal was that , if it should be granted , the southern States , in their separate capacity , or as associated together for certain purposes , would ...
... proper department , and that it had been refused . The reason he now assigned for the refusal was that , if it should be granted , the southern States , in their separate capacity , or as associated together for certain purposes , would ...
Page 755
... proper citizenship . By the constitutions of several of the States , especially the new ones , the preliminary declaration of intention , above men- tioned , entitles the maker of it to all the rights of citizenship in that State , and ...
... proper citizenship . By the constitutions of several of the States , especially the new ones , the preliminary declaration of intention , above men- tioned , entitles the maker of it to all the rights of citizenship in that State , and ...
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Page 989 - The undersigned, Secretary of State of the United States, has the honor to acknowledge the receipt of the note of Mr.
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