Speeches in Congress on Admission of California1850 |
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... matter to decide whether this technically amounts the convention ; General Riley prescribed and fixed to instructions or not ) -here is the view of the the qualifications of the voters ; General Riley ap- President of the United States ...
... matter to decide whether this technically amounts the convention ; General Riley prescribed and fixed to instructions or not ) -here is the view of the the qualifications of the voters ; General Riley ap- President of the United States ...
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... matter than we can . All men know , who have much experience of legislative matters , that a very different state of feeling and opinion may exist at the seat of Government and at home . The very collision here at the Capitol produces ...
... matter than we can . All men know , who have much experience of legislative matters , that a very different state of feeling and opinion may exist at the seat of Government and at home . The very collision here at the Capitol produces ...
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... matter of no practical importance- that slavery was excluded from the territories by the law of God , and could never be introduced . I answer his question by another . If it is a matter of no importance , why can he not yield ? If he ...
... matter of no practical importance- that slavery was excluded from the territories by the law of God , and could never be introduced . I answer his question by another . If it is a matter of no importance , why can he not yield ? If he ...
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