The Life of John J. Crittenden: With Selections from His Correspondence and SpeechesMrs. Chapman Coleman University of Michigan, University Library., 1873 |
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... authority somewhere to settle disputes between States , and where would it be so safely lodged as in the national judiciary ? I believe no ground of alarm exists . The greatest and proudest States in the Union would cheerfully submit to ...
... authority somewhere to settle disputes between States , and where would it be so safely lodged as in the national judiciary ? I believe no ground of alarm exists . The greatest and proudest States in the Union would cheerfully submit to ...
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... authority of a law of that State , passed Tennessee was admitted into the Union as an independent State in the year 1796. It follows from this statement , either that " Walker's line , " or a line upon the parallel of 36 ° 30 ' north ...
... authority of a law of that State , passed Tennessee was admitted into the Union as an independent State in the year 1796. It follows from this statement , either that " Walker's line , " or a line upon the parallel of 36 ° 30 ' north ...
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... authority of that State , as expressly reserved by the act or compact of 1789 , had ceased over this country , she , in the most solemn manner , con- firms and establishes " Walker's line , " and acknowledges that she had previously ...
... authority of that State , as expressly reserved by the act or compact of 1789 , had ceased over this country , she , in the most solemn manner , con- firms and establishes " Walker's line , " and acknowledges that she had previously ...
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... authority , with its chances of delay , -cooling of the passions , and possible ultimate accom- modation . Supposing the intercession of the civil power , would not Mr. W. be relieved from the necessity of having the inter- view , and ...
... authority , with its chances of delay , -cooling of the passions , and possible ultimate accom- modation . Supposing the intercession of the civil power , would not Mr. W. be relieved from the necessity of having the inter- view , and ...
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... authority even to get rid of bad ones . Such would be some of my rules if I were a member of the G. Assembly . I hope we shall preserve the public peace with Georgia , notwithstand- ing the bad humor of her governor . Nor do we intend ...
... authority even to get rid of bad ones . Such would be some of my rules if I were a member of the G. Assembly . I hope we shall preserve the public peace with Georgia , notwithstand- ing the bad humor of her governor . Nor do we intend ...
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