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... tion policy of Congress , as evidenced by the adoption , in the majority of the States lately in rebellion , of constitutions securing equal civil and political rights to all ; and it is the duty of the Government to sustain those insti ...
... tion policy of Congress , as evidenced by the adoption , in the majority of the States lately in rebellion , of constitutions securing equal civil and political rights to all ; and it is the duty of the Government to sustain those insti ...
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... tion assembled at Philadelphia on the 6th inst . Beyond this , I do not know that we have anything to say . " Here Judge Settle handed the President the fol- lowing letter , formally notifying him of his nomi- nation : WASHINGTON , June ...
... tion assembled at Philadelphia on the 6th inst . Beyond this , I do not know that we have anything to say . " Here Judge Settle handed the President the fol- lowing letter , formally notifying him of his nomi- nation : WASHINGTON , June ...
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... tion of new commonwealths , renders a signal service to his country , and is entitled to its special favor and protection . These laws secure that object , and largely promote the general welfare . They should , therefore , be cher ...
... tion of new commonwealths , renders a signal service to his country , and is entitled to its special favor and protection . These laws secure that object , and largely promote the general welfare . They should , therefore , be cher ...
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