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Page 14
... duty to myself , duty to my family , duty to the Constitution , duty to the country , obedience to the public judgment , re- quire me to cast my vote to expel Mr. BRIGHT from the Senate , and when the occasion arrives I shall so record ...
... duty to myself , duty to my family , duty to the Constitution , duty to the country , obedience to the public judgment , re- quire me to cast my vote to expel Mr. BRIGHT from the Senate , and when the occasion arrives I shall so record ...
Page 10
... duty of Congress " to devise some means for the ad- justment " of the line between Texas and New Mexico , and till that adjustment takes place , it is recommended , that no government be established , lest such an establishment should ...
... duty of Congress " to devise some means for the ad- justment " of the line between Texas and New Mexico , and till that adjustment takes place , it is recommended , that no government be established , lest such an establishment should ...
Page 31
... duty and of the obligations of the Constitution ; and when I cannot do this , I shall cease to have any duty here to perform . My sentiments upon the Wilmot proviso are now be- fore the Senate , and will soon be before my con- stituents ...
... duty and of the obligations of the Constitution ; and when I cannot do this , I shall cease to have any duty here to perform . My sentiments upon the Wilmot proviso are now be- fore the Senate , and will soon be before my con- stituents ...
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