 Its passage might prevent the President from exercising certain vengeful passions which he wishes to gratify in South Carolina. And if it passes, its passage may be attributed to the desire of those same friends of Mr. Van Buren to secure Southern votes.  Correspondence - Strana 330autor/autoři: Henry Clay - 1863Úplné zobrazení - Podrobnosti o knize
 | Henry Clay - 1855 - 674 str.
...example, the Tariff now before the House should be lost, its defeat will bs owing to two causes — 1st, The apprehension of Mr. Van Buren's friends, that...fate in the Senate, remains altogether uncertain. You ask me in your last letter if Tyler is not a nullifier ? I understand him to be opposed both to... | |
 | Henry Clay - 1855 - 658 str.
...example, the Tariff now before the House should be lost, its defeat will be owing to two causes — 1st, The apprehension of Mr. Van Buren's friends, that...attributed to the desire of those same friends of Mr. Van Bnren to secure Southern votes. Whether it will pass or not, and if it does, what will be its fate... | |
 | James Parton - 1860 - 764 str.
...it passes, Mr. Calhoun will rise again as the successful vindicator of Southern rights ; and second, Its passage might prevent the President from exercising...friends of Mr. Van Buren to secure Southern votes." The fact deplored by Mr. Clay is unquestionable, but the inference which is usually drawn from it may... | |
 | James Parton - 1860 - 896 str.
...it passes, Mr. Calhoun will rise again as the successful vindicator of Southern rights ; and second, Its passage might prevent the President from exercising...attributed to the desire of those same friends of Mr. Van Bureu to secure Southern votes." The fact deplored by Mr. Clay is unquestionable, but the inference... | |
 | Hermann Von Holst - 1876 - 536 str.
...if it passes, Mr. Calhoun will rise again as the successful vindicator of southern rights; and,2d, its passage might prevent the president from exercising...attributed to the desire of those same friends of Mr. VanBureu to secure southern votes." (Ibid, p. 348). It was an equally significant fact that Jackson's... | |
 | Hermann Von Holst - 1876 - 534 str.
...if it passes, Mr. Calhoun will rise again as the successful vindicator of southern rights; and, 3d, its passage might prevent the president from exercising...South Carolina. And if it passes, its passage may lx- attributed to the desire of those same friends of Mr. VanBureu to secure southern votes." (Ibid,... | |
 | Hermann Von Holst - 1877 - 538 str.
...if it passes, Mr. Culhoun will rise again as the successful vindicator of southern rights; and,2d, its passage might prevent the president from exercising...attributed to the desire of those same friends of Mr. VanBureu to secure southern votes." (Ibid, p. 348). It was an equally significant fact that Jackson's... | |
 | Hermann Von Holst - 1889 - 534 str.
...should be lost, its defeat will be owing to two causes, — 1st, the apprehension of Mr. VanBuren's friends that if it passes, Mr. Calhoun will rise again...attributed to the desire of those same friends of Mr. VanBuren to secure southern votes." (Ibid, p. 848). It was an equally significant fact that Jackson's... | |
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