Eloquence of the United States, Volumen1J. Seymour, 1829 |
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* Sir , a number of arguments have been advanced by an honorable member from New York , which , to every unclouded mind , must carry conviction . He has stat- ed , that in sudden emergencies , it may be necessary to borrow ; and that it ...
* Sir , a number of arguments have been advanced by an honorable member from New York , which , to every unclouded mind , must carry conviction . He has stat- ed , that in sudden emergencies , it may be necessary to borrow ; and that it ...
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... honorable gentleman said , that great danger would ensue , if the convention rose without adopting this system . I ask , where is that danger ? I see none . Other gentlemen have told us , within these walls , that the union is gone - or ...
... honorable gentleman said , that great danger would ensue , if the convention rose without adopting this system . I ask , where is that danger ? I see none . Other gentlemen have told us , within these walls , that the union is gone - or ...
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... honorable gentleman who presides , told us , that to prevent abuses in our government , we will as- semble in convention , recall our delegated powers , and punish our servants for abusing the trust reposed in them . Oh , sir , we ...
... honorable gentleman who presides , told us , that to prevent abuses in our government , we will as- semble in convention , recall our delegated powers , and punish our servants for abusing the trust reposed in them . Oh , sir , we ...
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... honorable gentleman's observations , respecting the people's right of being the agents in the formation of this government , are not accurate , in my humble conception . The distinction between a national gov- ernment and a confederacy ...
... honorable gentleman's observations , respecting the people's right of being the agents in the formation of this government , are not accurate , in my humble conception . The distinction between a national gov- ernment and a confederacy ...
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... ; but I beseech gentlemen , at all hazards , not to grant this unlimited power of taxation . The honorable gentleman has told us that these powers given to Congress , are accompanied by a judi- 92 MR . HENRY'S SPEECH ON.
... ; but I beseech gentlemen , at all hazards , not to grant this unlimited power of taxation . The honorable gentleman has told us that these powers given to Congress , are accompanied by a judi- 92 MR . HENRY'S SPEECH ON.
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