...done with her consent, and consistent with the treaties, stipulations, and faith of the United States, was laid on the table in the Senate, by a vote of twentyfour to fourteen. f The subject was again agitated in the summer and fall of 1S42, and instructions...

...district of Georgia, passed the house of representatives by a vote of 142 to 20, but the following day was laid on the table in the senate, by a vote of 27 to 25 ; and thus the matter terminated for the session. , On the 25th of February, Mr. Foote, of...

...district of Georgia, passed the house of representatives by a vote of 142 to 20, but the following day was laid on the table in the senate, by a vote of 27 to 25 ; and thus the mailer terminated for the session. On the 25th of February, Mr. Foote, of Mississippi,...

...done with her consent, and consistent with the treaties, stipulations, and faith of the United States, was laid on the table in the Senate, by a vote of twentyfour to fourteen.f The subject was again agitated in the summer and fall of 1S42, and instructions...

...like the former measure, it was thought to be so plain a violation of the convention of 1818 that it was laid on the table in the Senate by a vote of twenty-five to fourteen, after a debate which occupied a large part of two days. In this debate Mr....

...intellect and moral honesty with Forsythe, a member of Van Buren's cabinet, from the same state.43 A memorial of the Cherokee delegation, in the winter...chief, but took no practical form for their relief. 37 Cong. Doc. 315, 120. Letter of Henry Clay to John Gunter, Sept. 30, 1836. 38 Cong. Globe, 2nd session,...