Speeches in Congress on Admission of California1850 |
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... effect to the principle ; that the authority is not confined to the specific grants , but all the necessary incidents of the grant are included by implication , and the power is given , in express terms , to make all laws necessary to ...
... effect to the principle ; that the authority is not confined to the specific grants , but all the necessary incidents of the grant are included by implication , and the power is given , in express terms , to make all laws necessary to ...
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... effect ; but in 1802 it was discovered to be necessary for Congress " to enable " the people of a territory to form a constitution , & c .; and accordingly , Con- gress passed an act , which it styled to be An act to enable the people ...
... effect ; but in 1802 it was discovered to be necessary for Congress " to enable " the people of a territory to form a constitution , & c .; and accordingly , Con- gress passed an act , which it styled to be An act to enable the people ...
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... effect of it certainly is , to take off so much of the territory as belongs to Texas , now subject to the institution of slavery , and to make it the property of the United States . At present slaveholders with their property can go ...
... effect of it certainly is , to take off so much of the territory as belongs to Texas , now subject to the institution of slavery , and to make it the property of the United States . At present slaveholders with their property can go ...
Common terms and phrases
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