The Life and Public Services of Hon. Abraham LincolnDerby & Jackson, 1860 - Всего страниц: 150 |
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... EQUAL . ' When they framed our Constitution , they declared their ob- ject was to establish justice , and to secure to them- selves aud their posterity the blessings of liberty . ' This subject of holding property in men did not escape ...
... EQUAL . ' When they framed our Constitution , they declared their ob- ject was to establish justice , and to secure to them- selves aud their posterity the blessings of liberty . ' This subject of holding property in men did not escape ...
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... equal ; and in case of such equal division , the question shall be lost . ' " The Speaker , proceeding to discharge the duty thus imposed upon him , said : 666 ' A case has occurred in which , under the rule of the House , it is the ...
... equal ; and in case of such equal division , the question shall be lost . ' " The Speaker , proceeding to discharge the duty thus imposed upon him , said : 666 ' A case has occurred in which , under the rule of the House , it is the ...
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... equal to it . duced on the listeners was magnetic . present will ever forget the power and vehemence of the following passage : 66 6 My distinguished friend says it is an insult to the emigrants to Kansas and Nebraska to suppose they ...
... equal to it . duced on the listeners was magnetic . present will ever forget the power and vehemence of the following passage : 66 6 My distinguished friend says it is an insult to the emigrants to Kansas and Nebraska to suppose they ...
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... equal , in the country . It was , then , no light matter to contest the State of Illinois with such a man as Mr. Douglas , and especially under the circumstances , when the masses of the people sympathized with Mr. D. in his quarrel ...
... equal , in the country . It was , then , no light matter to contest the State of Illinois with such a man as Mr. Douglas , and especially under the circumstances , when the masses of the people sympathized with Mr. D. in his quarrel ...
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... equal rights of all the States , and avow our readiness and willingness to maintain them ; and disclaim all intention of attempting , either directly or indirectly , to assail or abridge the rights of any of the members of the ...
... equal rights of all the States , and avow our readiness and willingness to maintain them ; and disclaim all intention of attempting , either directly or indirectly , to assail or abridge the rights of any of the members of the ...
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The Life and Public Services of Hon. Abraham Lincoln D. W. (David W. ) Bartlett Недоступно для просмотра - 2017 |
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498 BROADWAY Abraham Lincoln answer applause arrangement Ashmun ballot bill called campaign candidate canvass cheers Chicago citizens Coles county coln Committee Congress Constitution Convention court crowd D. W. BARTLETT debate declared delegates Democratic party DERBY & JACKSON District of Columbia Dred Scott decision duty elected enthusiasm equal excitement favor friends gentlemen Giddings give hand honor hour House Howell Cobb Illinois Indiana John Judge Douglas Kansas Kentucky labor Legislature Lincoln voted manner Massachusetts ment Missouri Moses Hampton Nathan Evans National never New-York numbers Ohio Old Abe opposed Pennsylvania person platform political popular present President previous question principles prohibit remarks reply Republican party resolution Sangamon Sangamon river Seward slave slavery slavery question Speaker speech Springfield stands pledged subjoined territory tion Trumbull Union United whole Williamson R. W. Cobb Wilmot yeas and nays young Lincoln