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... President , and of the Senate to choose a Vice Presi- dent , whenever the right of choice shall devolve upon them respectively , declaring what officer shall then act as President ; and such officer shall act accordingly until a President ...
... President , and of the Senate to choose a Vice Presi- dent , whenever the right of choice shall devolve upon them respectively , declaring what officer shall then act as President ; and such officer shall act accordingly until a President ...
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... President , and of the Senate to choose a Vice Presi- dent , whenever the right of choice shall devolve upon them respectively , declaring what officer shall then act as President ; and such officer shall act accordingly until a President ...
... President , and of the Senate to choose a Vice Presi- dent , whenever the right of choice shall devolve upon them respectively , declaring what officer shall then act as President ; and such officer shall act accordingly until a President ...
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... President , without limitation or restraint of any kind ,. So say I , and the bill does not propose to touch the property of any one whose life has been taken or who can be brought to trial for his crimes , and it is therefore not ...
... President , without limitation or restraint of any kind ,. So say I , and the bill does not propose to touch the property of any one whose life has been taken or who can be brought to trial for his crimes , and it is therefore not ...
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