Register of Debates in Congress: Comprising the Leading Debates and Incidents of the ... Session of the ... Congress, Volume 4; Volume 10; Volume 61Gales & Seaton, 1825 - Law |
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Page 4209
... considered frages of the people . The great and paramount right as waived by the people , who are the real parties in this consists in the act of voting . It is the voter who speaks . transaction . It is for the interest of the public ...
... considered frages of the people . The great and paramount right as waived by the people , who are the real parties in this consists in the act of voting . It is the voter who speaks . transaction . It is for the interest of the public ...
Page 4225
... considered in a faithful comparison and addition , he retired with his poll - book , leaving the question to be decided by the constituted au- thorities of the country . Various cases have been presented , by way of argu- ment and ...
... considered in a faithful comparison and addition , he retired with his poll - book , leaving the question to be decided by the constituted au- thorities of the country . Various cases have been presented , by way of argu- ment and ...
Page 4241
... considered invidious ; but he would move to amend the motion by substituting Tuesday two weeks . Mr. CLAY suggested that , if the House should not be prepared to proceed with this subject on the day first proposed , it could then be ...
... considered invidious ; but he would move to amend the motion by substituting Tuesday two weeks . Mr. CLAY suggested that , if the House should not be prepared to proceed with this subject on the day first proposed , it could then be ...
Page 4267
... considered E. had stated to them , that the printing of it had not been an important object . Again , he was indifferent whether ordered by the House , according to the impression he had the reports were united or not ; because , if any ...
... considered E. had stated to them , that the printing of it had not been an important object . Again , he was indifferent whether ordered by the House , according to the impression he had the reports were united or not ; because , if any ...
Page 4297
... considered it illegal because given by one who was at our elections . Certainly not , sir . Yet , if the significa- deaf and dumb . tion which gentlemen wish to attach to the word resi- dence be correct , he would be entitled to vote ...
... considered it illegal because given by one who was at our elections . Certainly not , sir . Yet , if the significa- deaf and dumb . tion which gentlemen wish to attach to the word resi- dence be correct , he would be entitled to vote ...
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