Niles' National Register, 第 74 巻1848 |
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... considered the former as remedying the very defects which had imposed on Congress the necessity of overleap ing the constitutional limits of their power ; that be viewed the provision of the Constitution author- ising Congress " to ...
... considered the former as remedying the very defects which had imposed on Congress the necessity of overleap ing the constitutional limits of their power ; that be viewed the provision of the Constitution author- ising Congress " to ...
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... considered the present bill was of such a character , that by the application of a single amendment , it ought to pass ; and he was glad of the opportunity to move the reconsideration , which enabled him briefly to recur to his general ...
... considered the present bill was of such a character , that by the application of a single amendment , it ought to pass ; and he was glad of the opportunity to move the reconsideration , which enabled him briefly to recur to his general ...
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... considered and passed . That the Sergeant - at - Arms continue in service the present force of mail carriers and ... considered , and passed . On motion of Mr. Allen , the bill from the House in relation to military land warrants was ...
... considered and passed . That the Sergeant - at - Arms continue in service the present force of mail carriers and ... considered , and passed . On motion of Mr. Allen , the bill from the House in relation to military land warrants was ...
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