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... Clay's compromise measures of 1850. He would not answer , and I have not yet been able to get an answer from him . I have asked him whether he would vote to admit Nebraska if her people asked to come in as a State with a to answer ...
... Clay's compromise measures of 1850. He would not answer , and I have not yet been able to get an answer from him . I have asked him whether he would vote to admit Nebraska if her people asked to come in as a State with a to answer ...
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... Clay left the quiet and peace of his home , and again entered upon public life to quell agitation and restore peace to a dis- tracted Union . Then we Democrats , with Cass at our head , welcomed Henry Clay , whom the whole nation ...
... Clay left the quiet and peace of his home , and again entered upon public life to quell agitation and restore peace to a dis- tracted Union . Then we Democrats , with Cass at our head , welcomed Henry Clay , whom the whole nation ...
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... ; sec- ond , that in 1854 Douglas justified the Nebraska bill upon the ground that it was based upon the same principle as Clay's compromise measures of 1850. The " Union " thus proved that Doug- 1858 ] 21 Speech at Alton.
... ; sec- ond , that in 1854 Douglas justified the Nebraska bill upon the ground that it was based upon the same principle as Clay's compromise measures of 1850. The " Union " thus proved that Doug- 1858 ] 21 Speech at Alton.
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... Clay has been alluded to , I desire to place myself , in connection with Mr. Clay , as nearly right before this people as may be . I am quite aware what the judge's object is here by all these allusions . He knows that we are before an ...
... Clay has been alluded to , I desire to place myself , in connection with Mr. Clay , as nearly right before this people as may be . I am quite aware what the judge's object is here by all these allusions . He knows that we are before an ...
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... Clay - the part of the speech of Henry Clay which I used to bring forward to prove precisely the contrary . guess we are surrounded to some extent to - day by the old friends of Mr. Clay , and they will be glad to hear anything from ...
... Clay - the part of the speech of Henry Clay which I used to bring forward to prove precisely the contrary . guess we are surrounded to some extent to - day by the old friends of Mr. Clay , and they will be glad to hear anything from ...
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