Newspaper results for "Kansas Nebraska" OR "Kansas and Nebraska" OR "Nebraska bill"

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142062 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (9289 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. Weekly National Intelligencer — 1848-02-05, page 2

   … Report presented to the Senate by Mr. Douglas in (explanation and support of the Nebraska bill. These wc submit in chronological order, and b"g the reader to peruse them to the …

   … party at Baltimore. If the principles of the Compromise, as brought forward in the Nebraska bill, are sustained by the united Democratic votes of Senators and Representatives, …

   … sentiments with u-hich it abounds. FROM TIIE UNION OF JANUARY C. Mb. Douolas's Nebraska Bill.?We arc enabled to lay before our readers to-day the report of Senator l>otJGLAs …

2. Weekly National Intelligencer — 1848-02-05, page 4

   … men and fellow-citizens. Yes, sir, the time j is not far distant, probably, when Kansas and Nebraska, now unfamiliar names to us all, will sound to the ears of their inhabitants as …

   … two Houses which were to give a perpetual law to territorial organisation, the Nebraska bill would not then have been brought forward, and in some wr.y or other made to enjoy …

   … far as I am aware; or, at any rate, no attempt was made at that time to pass the Nebraska bill, contaiuiug the provisions of the Utah and New Mexico bills. The compromise measures …

3. Weekly National Intelligencer — 1848-02-05, page 5

   … United States and State Courts i? thus placed in collision.?Journal of Conmtrc*. THE NEBRASKA BILL. The Hon. Jeremiah Wlemens, late & distin guished Senator from Alabama, at present …

   … weight and consideration. THE EXTRACTS. " All that I considered necessary in the Nebraska bill was that it should be an exact copy of the New Mexico bill, except, of course, …

   … much attention to politics; but I think I have seen enough to ho certain that the Nebraska bill, as reported 1 by Mr. Douglas, will pass; and I think I cos foresee the consequences …

4. Weekly National Intelligencer — 1848-02-05, page 7

   … provide a pension for Silas Champion, of Gene sec county, in the State of New YorlL NEBRASKA BILL. On motion by Mr. DOUGLAS, tie Senate proceeded to the consideration of the bill …

5. Weekly National Intelligencer — 1848-02-05, page 8

   … , gave way for a motion to postpone its further .consideration for the present. NEBRASKA BILL. On motion by Mr. DOUGLAS, the Senate proceeded to consider the bill to organize …

   … made, the bill was ordered to be engrossed, and was read a third time and passed. NEBRASKA BILL. Mr. DOUGLAS observed that the Senator from Con necticut (Mr. Smith) was ready …

   … Senate that the Senator from Connecticut should go on with the discussion on the Nebraska bill, he would not interpose an objection in the face of such an implied wish. Mr. STUART …

6. Daily National Intelligencer — 1848-09-28, page 3

   … was admitted into the Union by act of Congress of 29th May, 1848. TERRITOMIES. —Nebraska —Bill reported to fix bounda ries January 7, 1845 but no action on the subject. Oregon …

7. Daily National Intelligencer — 1853-02-10, page 3

   … the evening session. Mr. H. ALL submitted a resolution to close all debate on the Nebraska bill in thirty minutes after the Committee of the Whole shall resume its consideration …

8. Weekly National Intelligencer — 1853-02-12, page 8

   The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

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   … with the evening session. Mr. HALL submitted resolution to close all debate the Nebraska bill in thirty minutes after the Ghe Whole shall resume its consideration. Mr. ORR moved …

9. The Daily Union — 1853-02-13, page 1

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   … titles and requesting their concurrence therein: bill 10 organize the Territory OF Nebraska bill 10 amend an act entitled "An act TO amead an act to settle and adjust the expenses …

10. The Daily Union — 1853-02-23, page 1

    The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

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    … amendment, and recommended their pass age: A bill 10 organize the Territory OF Nebraska bill to amend act entitled An act 10 amend an act 10 settle and adjust the expenses …

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