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The casting vote of Vice-President Dallas on the tariff of 1846
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mssHM 16236-16280
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Mr. Dallas's letter on the Mexican Treaty : reprinted from the Public Ledger of June 15, 1849
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Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 29 re elction of the President, Vice President and U.S. Senators by a direct vote of the people
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