The Debates and Proceedings in the Congress of the United States: With an Appendix, Containing Important State Papers and Public Documents, and All the Laws of a Public Nature; with a Copious Index ... [First To] Eighteenth Congress.--first Session: Comprising the Period from [March 3, 1789] to May 27, 1824, Inclusive. Comp. from Authentic Materials, Volume 2Gales and Seaton, 1852 - United States |
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Page 1461
... seamen of the United States against the Barbary Powers : " Whereupon , said amendments . Resolved , That this House doth agree to the Mr. POINDEXTER , from the committee to whom was referred , on the sixth instant , a petition of ...
... seamen of the United States against the Barbary Powers : " Whereupon , said amendments . Resolved , That this House doth agree to the Mr. POINDEXTER , from the committee to whom was referred , on the sixth instant , a petition of ...
Page 1471
... seamen in some of could be had to prove that the present system was the Northern ports were much discontented from defective , and he hoped he should be able to do it . being out of employ . In this state of things , he I will commence ...
... seamen in some of could be had to prove that the present system was the Northern ports were much discontented from defective , and he hoped he should be able to do it . being out of employ . In this state of things , he I will commence ...
Page 1497
... seamen in the service of the United States . - Read twice and referred to a Committee of the Whole . Mr. DAWSON said , he need not impress upon the House the necessity of a speedy passage of this bill , as there were many seamen now out ...
... seamen in the service of the United States . - Read twice and referred to a Committee of the Whole . Mr. DAWSON said , he need not impress upon the House the necessity of a speedy passage of this bill , as there were many seamen now out ...
Page 1499
... seamen shall be raised , when we do not gation of power , but merely entrusting him with know the circumstances which may arise , or that an instrument for the execution of our general the situation of our country may be such as to ...
... seamen shall be raised , when we do not gation of power , but merely entrusting him with know the circumstances which may arise , or that an instrument for the execution of our general the situation of our country may be such as to ...
Page 1501
... seamen were necessary , in addition to the present number , he would vote for the bill , but , until the gunboats were built , he saw no reason for employing such an additional number . With respect to the employment of seamen , all the ...
... seamen were necessary , in addition to the present number , he would vote for the bill , but , until the gunboats were built , he saw no reason for employing such an additional number . With respect to the employment of seamen , all the ...
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