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... citizens of the United States , for dismembering the Union , or going to show that any officer of the Uni- ted States has at any time corruptly received money from any foreign Government or its agents ; distin- guishing as far as ...
... citizens of the United States , for dismembering the Union , or going to show that any officer of the Uni- ted States has at any time corruptly received money from any foreign Government or its agents ; distin- guishing as far as ...
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... citizens , and as the necessity of the case had required the adoption of the measure , it ought to affect all equally . They should not employ these men merely for the sake of employing them , because the greatest hardships , forever ...
... citizens , and as the necessity of the case had required the adoption of the measure , it ought to affect all equally . They should not employ these men merely for the sake of employing them , because the greatest hardships , forever ...
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... citizens to their franchises , for they seem willing enough to yield them , in consideration of the pe- cuniary advantages they derive from being near the Government . They have shown us , what it grieves me to see , American citizens ...
... citizens to their franchises , for they seem willing enough to yield them , in consideration of the pe- cuniary advantages they derive from being near the Government . They have shown us , what it grieves me to see , American citizens ...
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... citizens , unless the seat of Government had been supposed to be fixed here permanently ? Would those States have treated their citizens as a capricious wo- man treats her lover ? This city was a favor- ite scheme of Federalism , and ...
... citizens , unless the seat of Government had been supposed to be fixed here permanently ? Would those States have treated their citizens as a capricious wo- man treats her lover ? This city was a favor- ite scheme of Federalism , and ...
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... citizens of our country . Many of them , in point of talents and literary acquirements , are to be found in the first grade , and would not suffer by a comparison with any honorable member on this floor . As they are the medium through ...
... citizens of our country . Many of them , in point of talents and literary acquirements , are to be found in the first grade , and would not suffer by a comparison with any honorable member on this floor . As they are the medium through ...
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Abram Trigg Additional Army Alston amendment Archibald Van Horn argument arms authority believe bill Britain British Burwell called citizens civil Clement Storer commerce committed Committee Congress consider Constitution court martial Daniel Daniel Ilsley DAWSON declared defence Dennis Smelt duty embargo entitled An act Executive favor force foreign France gentleman from Virginia give Henry Southard honor hope House James Witherell Jedediah K Jesse Wharton John John Rhea John Smilie Joseph Joseph Calhoun Josiah Josiah Masters Legislature measure ment military court militia Montgomery motion nation necessary Nicholas object officer opinion opposed passed Peace Establishment ports present President principle proposed provision question raise RANDOLPH reason resolution Rhea Richard Richard Stanford Rowan Samuel seamen seat of Government Senate session SMILIE standing army suspend Thomas thousand tion treaty troops United vessels vote whole William William Blackledge wish witness