Proceedings and Debates of the Convention of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania: To Propose Amendments to the Constitution, Commenced ... at Harrisburg, on the Second Day of May, 1837 |
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The gentleman from Chester , on his left , ( Mr. BELL ) offered an amendment to
the report of the committee : JEFFERSON's Manual says the friends of that
measure have the right to perfect it before it is agreed to . The gentleman from
Chester ...
The gentleman from Chester , on his left , ( Mr. BELL ) offered an amendment to
the report of the committee : JEFFERSON's Manual says the friends of that
measure have the right to perfect it before it is agreed to . The gentleman from
Chester ...
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... the proper time for amendment because the question was precisely in the
same situation as it was after the gentleman from Chester ( Mr. BELL ) first
submited his amendment , and it was now open for amendment in the same
manner as that ...
... the proper time for amendment because the question was precisely in the
same situation as it was after the gentleman from Chester ( Mr. BELL ) first
submited his amendment , and it was now open for amendment in the same
manner as that ...
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It was simply that the committee prefered the amendment of the gentleman from
Chester , on the other side of the House , to the amendment of the gentleman
from Chester on this side of the House . What was the essential distinction
between ...
It was simply that the committee prefered the amendment of the gentleman from
Chester , on the other side of the House , to the amendment of the gentleman
from Chester on this side of the House . What was the essential distinction
between ...
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Mr. DARLINGTON , of Chester , said that the argument of the gentleman from
Northampton , ( Mr. PORTER ) would be more appropriate in the Legislature , on
a bill for the repeal of some grievous and obnoxious law , affecting any particular
...
Mr. DARLINGTON , of Chester , said that the argument of the gentleman from
Northampton , ( Mr. PORTER ) would be more appropriate in the Legislature , on
a bill for the repeal of some grievous and obnoxious law , affecting any particular
...
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Mr. EARLE , of Philadelphia , said , that the gentleman from Chester had talked
about petitions that were sent to the Legislature from the city and county of
Philadelphia , for the registry act . He ( Mr. E. ) denied that they had sent any
petitions .
Mr. EARLE , of Philadelphia , said , that the gentleman from Chester had talked
about petitions that were sent to the Legislature from the city and county of
Philadelphia , for the registry act . He ( Mr. E. ) denied that they had sent any
petitions .
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