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2.

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Gibbons and Ogden, Case of, 1824, v. 6.

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Pilgrim Festival at New York, 1850, v. 2.

Reception at Boston, in Faneuil Hall, 1842, v. 2.

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Richmond, Whig Convention at, October, 1840, v. 2.

Saratoga Mass Meeting, 1810, v. 2.

Southern Tour, 1847, v. 2.

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Bank, National, 1837, v. 4.

Bank of the United States, 1815 and 1832, v. 3.

Bankruptcy, Uniform System of, 1840, v. 5.

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Calhoun, Reply to, 1838, v. 4.

California, Public Lands and Boundaries, 1850, v. 5.
Compromise Bill, 1850, v. 5.

Constitution and the Union, 7th of March, 1850, v. 5,

Constitution not a Compact between Sovereign States, 1833, v. 3.
Currency, The, 1837, v. 4.

Currency, Legal, 1816, v. 3.

Distribution of Surplus Revenue, 1836, v. 4.

Expunging Resolution, 1837, v. 4.

Finances in 1840, State of, 1840, v. 5.

Foot's Resolution, Speeches on, 1830. v. 3.

Force Bill, Reply to Calhoun, 1833, v. 3.

French Spoliations prior to 1800, 1835, vz 4
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Panama Railroad, 1849, v. 5.

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Presidential Protest, 1834, v. 4.

Protection, General Effects of, 1840, v. 4.

Public Lands, Graduation of Price of, 1839, v. 4.

Removal of Deposits, 1833-4, v. 3-4.

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Specie Circular, 1836, v. 4.

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Texas, Admission of, 1845, v. 5.

Texas, Boundaries of, 1850, v. 5.

Treasury-Note Bill, 1840, v. 4.

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