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1849 AD (search for this): chapter 5.53
Appendix C
Speeches, and extracts from speeches, of the author in the Senate of the United States during the first session of the thirty-first Congress, 1849-1850.
speech of Davis of Mississippi in the Senate of the United States, on the resolutions of compromise proposed by Clay, January 29, 1850:
I do not rise to continue the discussion, but, as it has been made an historical question as to what the position of the Senate was twelve years ago, and, as with great regret I see this, the conservative branch of the Government, tending toward that fanaticism which seems to prevail with the majority in the United States, I wish to read from the journals of that date the resolutions then adopted, and to show that they went further than the honorable Senator from Kentucky has stated.
I take it for granted, from the date to which the honorable Senator has alluded, he means the resolutions introduced by the honorable Senator from South Carolina [Mr. Calhoun], not now in his seat, a
27th (search for this): chapter 5.53