Abridgment of the Debates of Congress, from 1789 to 1856: Oct. 17, 1803-April 25, 1808D. Appleton, 1857 |
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... character the majority of votes . But that character cannot live always . The evil of the last election will recur , and be greater , because the whole field will be to range in . Mr. BRADLEY moved an adjournment . The motion was agreed ...
... character the majority of votes . But that character cannot live always . The evil of the last election will recur , and be greater , because the whole field will be to range in . Mr. BRADLEY moved an adjournment . The motion was agreed ...
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... character might employ his emissaries through all the States to purchase them , and your amendment lays the foundation for intrigues . He was desirous that he who is to be set up as candidate for the Vice President should as at present ...
... character might employ his emissaries through all the States to purchase them , and your amendment lays the foundation for intrigues . He was desirous that he who is to be set up as candidate for the Vice President should as at present ...
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... character in a man possessing and worthy of the confidence the United States , when , in so extensive and of the nation . I grant , sir , should this desig- populous a country , four citizens cannot be nating mode of election succeed ...
... character in a man possessing and worthy of the confidence the United States , when , in so extensive and of the nation . I grant , sir , should this desig- populous a country , four citizens cannot be nating mode of election succeed ...
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... character and his merit ; he will not be asked , is he capable ? is he honest ? must have proved himself a good and ... characters , each suitable for that office , and the second highest in vote must be the Vice President ; but upon ...
... character and his merit ; he will not be asked , is he capable ? is he honest ? must have proved himself a good and ... characters , each suitable for that office , and the second highest in vote must be the Vice President ; but upon ...
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... character and fame were put beyond the reach of that time and chance to which every thing mortal is exposed ; but it be - chusetts , SAMUEL THATCHER ; from New York , came the House to cherish a sentiment of ven- JOHN SMITH ; and from ...
... character and fame were put beyond the reach of that time and chance to which every thing mortal is exposed ; but it be - chusetts , SAMUEL THATCHER ; from New York , came the House to cherish a sentiment of ven- JOHN SMITH ; and from ...
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Página 31 - t; I have use for it. Go, leave me. — (Exit Emilia). I will in Cassio's lodging lose this napkin, And let him find it. Trifles, light as air, Are to the jealous confirmations strong As proofs of Holy Writ.