Register of Debates in Congress: Comprising the Leading Debates and Incidents of the ... Session of the ... Congress, Volume 2; Volume 14; Volume 71Gales & Seaton, 1837 - Law |
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Page 1191
... believe a proper examination of the subject could resist , that a perpetual office having been created , perpetual suc- cession must follow as an inevitable consequence ; and whenever such perpetual succession is broken , either by the ...
... believe a proper examination of the subject could resist , that a perpetual office having been created , perpetual suc- cession must follow as an inevitable consequence ; and whenever such perpetual succession is broken , either by the ...
Page 1193
... believe that the members elected were entitled to hold their seats during the entire continuance of the 25th Congress , and he did believe they were entitled to seats at the extra session ; and if any gentleman would bring forward a ...
... believe that the members elected were entitled to hold their seats during the entire continuance of the 25th Congress , and he did believe they were entitled to seats at the extra session ; and if any gentleman would bring forward a ...
Page 1205
... believe that chance has no agency in the affairs of this world , that there is nothing fortuitous , and that whatever happens is but the orderly disposal of events by an overruling Providence . The com- mon scriptural expression ...
... believe that chance has no agency in the affairs of this world , that there is nothing fortuitous , and that whatever happens is but the orderly disposal of events by an overruling Providence . The com- mon scriptural expression ...
Page 1219
... believe for a moment that any good could result from it , he would not interpose the objection he now made ; but , so far as this question was concerned , it appeared to him that every gentleman had a full and fair opportunity offered ...
... believe for a moment that any good could result from it , he would not interpose the objection he now made ; but , so far as this question was concerned , it appeared to him that every gentleman had a full and fair opportunity offered ...
Page 1229
... believe that they must either mystify and con- [ H. OF R. fuse the people - make up false issues - astound and be- wilder by the very audacity of party tactics - or disappear from public life . I am not sanguine , then , that the time ...
... believe that they must either mystify and con- [ H. OF R. fuse the people - make up false issues - astound and be- wilder by the very audacity of party tactics - or disappear from public life . I am not sanguine , then , that the time ...
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