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... exercise their power in moderation . The majority ought never to trample upon the feelings , or violate the just rights , of the minority . They ought never to triumph over the fallen , nor to make any but a temperate and equitable use ...
... exercise their power in moderation . The majority ought never to trample upon the feelings , or violate the just rights , of the minority . They ought never to triumph over the fallen , nor to make any but a temperate and equitable use ...
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... exercise of the dearest right of freemen . Go to mothers , while hugging to their bosoms their starving children . Go to fathers , who , after being disqualified by long public service for any other business , were stripped of their ...
... exercise of the dearest right of freemen . Go to mothers , while hugging to their bosoms their starving children . Go to fathers , who , after being disqualified by long public service for any other business , were stripped of their ...
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... exercise this power would be a ' fraud ' upon the northern states , to which may now be added the middle and western states . [ Governor Miller asked to what expression of Mr. Madison's opinion Mr. Clay referred ; and Mr. Clay replied ...
... exercise this power would be a ' fraud ' upon the northern states , to which may now be added the middle and western states . [ Governor Miller asked to what expression of Mr. Madison's opinion Mr. Clay referred ; and Mr. Clay replied ...
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... exercise of a legitimate control over the national property , for the benefit of the whole people of the United States , a deprecated penetration into the heart and corners of the new states ! As to the calamity of the land offices ...
... exercise of a legitimate control over the national property , for the benefit of the whole people of the United States , a deprecated penetration into the heart and corners of the new states ! As to the calamity of the land offices ...
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... , lowering or augmenting the imposts ; but it cannot stop the sales of the public lands , without the exercise of arbitrary and intolera- ble power . The powers of congress over the public 80 SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY .
... , lowering or augmenting the imposts ; but it cannot stop the sales of the public lands , without the exercise of arbitrary and intolera- ble power . The powers of congress over the public 80 SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY .
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