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Page 129
... submitted . Therefore , though I stand alone , I shall be content , convinced that I stand right . I do not propose to reply to what is personal in the remarks of the honorable Senator from Maryland . I have nothing of a per- sonal ...
... submitted . Therefore , though I stand alone , I shall be content , convinced that I stand right . I do not propose to reply to what is personal in the remarks of the honorable Senator from Maryland . I have nothing of a per- sonal ...
Page 174
... submitted a resolution in which it is proposed that Congress shall declare that they give to Louis Kossuth , whom they have brought to our borders , a cordial WELCOME . Less than this , Mr. President , no man can propose who thinks it ...
... submitted a resolution in which it is proposed that Congress shall declare that they give to Louis Kossuth , whom they have brought to our borders , a cordial WELCOME . Less than this , Mr. President , no man can propose who thinks it ...
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... submitted the remarks I thought neces- sary to vindicate my proposition from the censure it received when it has so indirectly made its appearance before the Senate . When that proposition shall be brought before the Senate in its ...
... submitted the remarks I thought neces- sary to vindicate my proposition from the censure it received when it has so indirectly made its appearance before the Senate . When that proposition shall be brought before the Senate in its ...
Contents
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR PAGE | xiii |
SPEECHES IN The Senate of the United STATES | 51 |
Freedom in the District of ColumbiaFreedom in New MexicoIndemnities | 278 |
Copyright | |
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