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... called session , into general unrestricted legislation . The resolutions submitted by Mr. Benton , calling on the president for certain information , were seve rally considered and adopted . Mr. Sevier , expressing the intention to move ...
... called session , into general unrestricted legislation . The resolutions submitted by Mr. Benton , calling on the president for certain information , were seve rally considered and adopted . Mr. Sevier , expressing the intention to move ...
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... called , 183 members an- swered to their names . The names of the absentees were then called , and 193 members appeared to be present . Mr. Calhoun moved that all further proceedings on the call be dispensed with . The yeas and nays on ...
... called , 183 members an- swered to their names . The names of the absentees were then called , and 193 members appeared to be present . Mr. Calhoun moved that all further proceedings on the call be dispensed with . The yeas and nays on ...
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... called through-- Mr. Stanly ( pending the annunciation of the vote ) rose and desired to be informed by the speaker at what stage of the proceedings it would be in order to move that gentlemen who had not voted should be called upon to ...
... called through-- Mr. Stanly ( pending the annunciation of the vote ) rose and desired to be informed by the speaker at what stage of the proceedings it would be in order to move that gentlemen who had not voted should be called upon to ...
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