Niles' National Register, 第 74 巻1848 |
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... vole I am certainly entitled . That I claim as my right , my unquestionable right . I believe that , by virtue of precedents , I am entitled to carry out the views of those who sent me here , and cast the votes to which the State is ...
... vole I am certainly entitled . That I claim as my right , my unquestionable right . I believe that , by virtue of precedents , I am entitled to carry out the views of those who sent me here , and cast the votes to which the State is ...
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... vole shows the vote by States . It will be seen that all the Democratic Senators from slave States voted in favor of the bill . ALAVE STATES . Democrats Whigs FREE STATES . Democrats Whigs Yeas . 7 10 Nays . 4 Nays . 10 8 Arts and ...
... vole shows the vote by States . It will be seen that all the Democratic Senators from slave States voted in favor of the bill . ALAVE STATES . Democrats Whigs FREE STATES . Democrats Whigs Yeas . 7 10 Nays . 4 Nays . 10 8 Arts and ...
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... vole , and was declared to be 543 only elected 17 Mr. Test Democrat ) , has been elected , by 342 the Legislature Secretary of State . 23 45 WISCONSIN - The Electoral vote in this State 876 was 37,721 , -of which Cass received 14,440 ...
... vole , and was declared to be 543 only elected 17 Mr. Test Democrat ) , has been elected , by 342 the Legislature Secretary of State . 23 45 WISCONSIN - The Electoral vote in this State 876 was 37,721 , -of which Cass received 14,440 ...
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