The Life of John J. Crittenden: With Selections from His Correspondence and Speeches, Bind 1–2Ann Mary Butler Crittenden Coleman ("Mrs. Chapman Coleman, "), Mrs. Chapman Coleman J. B. Lippincott & Company, 1873 |
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... vote in caucus , nor have I a vote when the question shall come before the House of Rep- resentatives . A listener , who hears all parties , is perhaps better able to form his opinions than those who are heated , busy , bustling ...
... vote in caucus , nor have I a vote when the question shall come before the House of Rep- resentatives . A listener , who hears all parties , is perhaps better able to form his opinions than those who are heated , busy , bustling ...
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... vote will be . The most knowing say that the substantial controversy is now between Adams and Jackson , and by a union of the slaveholding States with Pennsylvania Jackson may be elected . Unless Clay gets the votes of New York he ...
... vote will be . The most knowing say that the substantial controversy is now between Adams and Jackson , and by a union of the slaveholding States with Pennsylvania Jackson may be elected . Unless Clay gets the votes of New York he ...
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... vote with the Macedonian phalanx , and thus making a majority procrastinate the decision . Nevertheless , that decision is not believed by either party to be doubtful . The measure will be finally sanctioned by a small majority . The ...
... vote with the Macedonian phalanx , and thus making a majority procrastinate the decision . Nevertheless , that decision is not believed by either party to be doubtful . The measure will be finally sanctioned by a small majority . The ...
Side 66
... vote between the other candi- dates who might be returned to the House of Representatives , you declared that you could not , or that it was impossible , for you to vote for General Jackson in any event . This contains the substance of ...
... vote between the other candi- dates who might be returned to the House of Representatives , you declared that you could not , or that it was impossible , for you to vote for General Jackson in any event . This contains the substance of ...
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... vote for Mr. Adams , informing me at the same time that Mr. Blair , in a recent friendly conversation be- tween him and yourself , alleged such to be the fact . Now , sir , you nor no other gentleman ever received such a communica- tion ...
... vote for Mr. Adams , informing me at the same time that Mr. Blair , in a recent friendly conversation be- tween him and yourself , alleged such to be the fact . Now , sir , you nor no other gentleman ever received such a communica- tion ...
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