The Congressional GlobeBlair & Rives, 1855 |
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adopted Alexander Smyth amendment America amount Andrew Jackson appointed appropriation APRIL archives Army Arthur Smith authority CAMBRELENG cent claim COCKE Colonel Callava commissary commissioner committed Committee compensation Congress consideration Constitution Cuba Cumberland road debt delivered Department documents dollars Don Andrew duty engrossed entitled An act establish execution expense favor Forbes further gentleman Government Governor granted HARDIN Havana honor House J. S. Johnston JAMES MONROE letter MALLARY Maryland ment Messrs military motion moved nation necessary negatived Nelson North Carolina object officers Ohio opinion opposed ordered to lie papers passed peace Pennsylvania Pensacola persons possession present President proposed province public lands question was taken received relief resolution respect retrenchment revenue RHEA road Secretary Senate session SMITH Spain Spain-Delivery Spanish submitted Tennessee territory thereon third reading tion Treasury treaty United Virginia vote WALWORTH West Florida whole
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