American Eloquence : a Collection of Speeches and Addresses: By the Most Eminent Orators of America ; with Biographical Sketches and Illustrative Notes, Volume 2D. Appleton and Company, 1858 |
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... constitution , have , through every part of it , connected services and compensation , and they ought never to be separated in construction . The sixth section of the first article is in these words : " The Senators and Representatives ...
... constitution , have , through every part of it , connected services and compensation , and they ought never to be separated in construction . The sixth section of the first article is in these words : " The Senators and Representatives ...
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... constitution is this power conferred ? It is conferred by that provision which authorizes Congress to admit new States into the Union ; and to me it seems perfectly plain that we need look no further for it . There are other parts of ...
... constitution is this power conferred ? It is conferred by that provision which authorizes Congress to admit new States into the Union ; and to me it seems perfectly plain that we need look no further for it . There are other parts of ...
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... constitution of the United States : that it is such a condition as the State has not a power to as- sent to . I am very sensible that the question , which arises here , is interesting and important , and that it is delicate , though ...
... constitution of the United States : that it is such a condition as the State has not a power to as- sent to . I am very sensible that the question , which arises here , is interesting and important , and that it is delicate , though ...
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