The History of the United States of America volume 1 Set 1
The History of the United States of America volume 1 Set 1
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Signed by Lee), Hawkins of North Carolina, and Butler and Izard of South Carolina, continued to retain their seats in the Senate, either by holding over or by re- election. Among the new members, Livermore of New Hampshire, Vining of Delaware, and Jackson of Geor- gia, had already distinguished themselves as former members of the House. A sectional dispute in Penn- sylvania, the western portion insisting upon its right to be represented, had kept that state with only one senator during the whol...e of the last Congress. That dispute had been settled, but the result was by no means agreeable to the friends of the administration. The choice had fallen on Albert Gallatin, who added to his violent opposition to the excise laws, of which the exe- cution still continued to be effectually prevented in West- ern Pennsylvania, a very strong sympathy for France. An objection, started in the Pennsylvania Legislature, was brought by petition before the Senate, that Gallatin had not been sufficiently long a citizen of the United States to qualify him to sit in that body.
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Signed by Lee), Hawkins of North Carolina, and Butler and Izard of South Carolina, continued to retain their seats in the Senate, either by holding over or by re- election. Among the new members, Livermore of New Hampshire, Vining of Delaware, and Jackson of Geor- gia, had already distinguished themselves as former members of the House. A sectional dispute in Penn- sylvania, the western portion insisting upon its right to be represented, had kept that state with only one senator during the whol...e of the last Congress. That dispute had been settled, but the result was by no means agreeable to the friends of the administration. The choice had fallen on Albert Gallatin, who added to his violent opposition to the excise laws, of which the exe- cution still continued to be effectually prevented in West- ern Pennsylvania, a very strong sympathy for France. An objection, started in the Pennsylvania Legislature, was brought by petition before the Senate, that Gallatin had not been sufficiently long a citizen of the United States to qualify him to sit in that body.
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