Speeches in Congress on Admission of California1850 |
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... President and his associates that the is advised by the President and the Secretaries formation of an independent government in Cali- || of State and of War , " and he ( General Riley ) fornia would of necessity vest in such government ...
... President and his associates that the is advised by the President and the Secretaries formation of an independent government in Cali- || of State and of War , " and he ( General Riley ) fornia would of necessity vest in such government ...
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... President to proclaim martial law in time of peace , within the jurisdiction of our laws . Yet nowithstanding this disclaimer , we were denounced as monarchists , and as claiming for the President more than regal " 4 sition expected ...
... President to proclaim martial law in time of peace , within the jurisdiction of our laws . Yet nowithstanding this disclaimer , we were denounced as monarchists , and as claiming for the President more than regal " 4 sition expected ...
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... President's Message trans- mitting the Constitution of California . Mr. THOMAS said : The California message was delivered to this House on the 21st of January last ; and it has now been under discussion for four months . settle all ...
... President's Message trans- mitting the Constitution of California . Mr. THOMAS said : The California message was delivered to this House on the 21st of January last ; and it has now been under discussion for four months . settle all ...
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