 | Henry Clay - 1827 - 452 страници
...that when the bill was pending before this House, gentlemen in the opposition, although provoked to debate, would not, or could not, utter one syllable...wrapped themselves up in sullen silence, pretending they did not choose to debate such a question in secret session. Whilst speaking of the proceedings... | |
 | 1827 - 552 страници
...that when the bill was pending before this House, gentlemen in the opposition, although provoked to debate, would not, or could not, utter one syllable...wrapped themselves up in sullen silence, pretending they did not choose to debate such a question in secret session. Whilst speaking of the proceedings... | |
 | 1827 - 542 страници
...that when the bill was pending before this House, gentlemen in the opposition, although provoked to debate, would not, or could not, utter one syllable...against it. It is true, they wrapped themselves up in suHen silence, pretending they did not choose to debate such a question in secret session. Whilst speaking... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1842 - 518 страници
...gentlemen in the opposition, although provoked to debate, would not or could not utter one sylable against it. . It is true they wrapped themselves up in sullen silence, pretending they did not choose to debate such a question in secret session. Whilst speaking of the proceedings... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1843 - 544 страници
...that when the bill was pending before this House, gentlemen in the opposition, although provoked to debate, would not or could not utter one syllable...wrapped themselves up in sullen silence, pretending they did not choose to debate such a question in secret session. Whilst speaking of the proceedings... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1843 - 624 страници
...utter one syllable against it. Il is true, they wrapped themselves up in sullen silence, pretending they did not choose to debate such a question in secret...Whilst speaking of the proceedings on that occasion, I beg to be permitted to advert to another fact which transpired; an important fact, material for the... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1843 - 1144 страници
...gentlemen in the opposition, although provoked to debate, would not or could not utter one tyllable against it. It is true, they wrapped themselves up in sullen silence, pretending they did not choose to debate such a question in secret session. Whilst speaking of the proceedings... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1843 - 630 страници
...utter one syllable against it. It is true, they wrapped themselves up in sullen silence, pretending they did not choose to debate such a question in secret session. Whilrfspeaking of the proceedings on that occasion, I beg to be permitted to advert to another fact... | |
 | Calvin Colton - 1846 - 516 страници
...that when the bill was pending before this house, gentlemen in the opposition, although provoked to debate, would not, or could not, utter one syllable...wrapped themselves up in sullen silence, pretending they did not choose to debate such a question in secret session. While speaking of the proceedings... | |
 | Calvin Colton - 1846 - 592 страници
...utter one syllable against it. It is true, they wrapped themselves up in sullen silence, pretending they did not choose to debate such a question in secret session. While speaking of the proceedings on that occasion, I beg to be admitted to advert to another fact... | |
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So undeniable were the causes of the war, so powerfully did they address themselves to the feelings of the whole American people, that when the bill was pending before this house, gentlemen in the opposition, although provoked to debate, would not, or... 
