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Debates on western lands and federal powers in early Congress
The speaker defends the constitution and northern integrity against southern distrust, arguing the public lands are a common fund for national benefit. He contrasts federal scope with state interests, supports internal improvements, and rejects claims of northern dominance while urging unity and fair land sales for widespread development.
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House of
House
Congress
Bat Bam
Eilener
Honoralle
Secoum
United States
Virginia
Munstadd
Herman's
Cfhirrman
Fim
Virginia Waeinnde
Chases
Howell
New Punpeliice
Mars Eachusetts
Hhoade
Connectcu
New York
New Jerseys
Pennsvania
Marybund
South Carolina
North Carolina
Jetegson
Her
Rhode Istanid
Gonor
Dane
Mariford
Sartford
Bald
Baticant
Thoualt
Pierre
Beper
Patel
Conner Ical
Abich Ie
Uss
Morthampshire
Maine
Atr
Sprogno
Senate
Peor Hheman
New Hautland
Ferlings
le Luc General Ree
Theim Phe
Ieee
North
Menica
Barrie
Barrie Hak
Batis
Ateania
Magtind
Col Baeric
America
Mens
Wenden
West
Atlantic
Vibe Gett
Pati
Rulores
Hane
Pit
Ohio
Aleghasay
Palis
Ray
Carolina
Caroline
Mexico
New England
Stae
Matar
Aerest
Witter
Atiantic