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Page 1939
There was a third amendment should be adopted , the Secre- of the Interior should be recognized as the chief committee of conference on the bill , of which tary of the Interior will send them out . Of officer of that Department ...
There was a third amendment should be adopted , the Secre- of the Interior should be recognized as the chief committee of conference on the bill , of which tary of the Interior will send them out . Of officer of that Department ...
Page 1950
NE , ] in regard to the time during amendment already adopted . ates of the United States Military Academy ” | Officers is to continue in force . I will state Mr. HALE . The gentleman will allow me the words who shall graduate after the ...
NE , ] in regard to the time during amendment already adopted . ates of the United States Military Academy ” | Officers is to continue in force . I will state Mr. HALE . The gentleman will allow me the words who shall graduate after the ...
Page 1951
I propose to insert in section three after the which the amendment was adopted . words " cavalry regiments , ' ' these words : Mr. HALE . I will state , if this be reconMr. SCHENCK . I am afraid this will not sidered , it will be ...
I propose to insert in section three after the which the amendment was adopted . words " cavalry regiments , ' ' these words : Mr. HALE . I will state , if this be reconMr. SCHENCK . I am afraid this will not sidered , it will be ...
Page 1957
I hardly think the Senator the route adopted by them , running , as it does , from California will insist on an elaborate an- " Such a route would run about south from Sioux a circuitous route to the southeast , then to the swer to that ...
I hardly think the Senator the route adopted by them , running , as it does , from California will insist on an elaborate an- " Such a route would run about south from Sioux a circuitous route to the southeast , then to the swer to that ...
Page 1958
... but , as I auThe eighteen months have passed and it has that if it were adopted by the order of Con- | thorized the ... it would make a very long and a very should not adopt it , then I should be willing to aforesaid , may cominence ...
... but , as I auThe eighteen months have passed and it has that if it were adopted by the order of Con- | thorized the ... it would make a very long and a very should not adopt it , then I should be willing to aforesaid , may cominence ...
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| Title | The Congressional Globe, Part 3 |
| Author | United States. Congress |
| Editors | Francis Preston Blair, John Cook Rives, Franklin Rives, George A. Bailey |
| Publisher | Blair & Rives, 1866 |
| Original from | The Ohio State University |
| Digitized | 26 May 2017 |
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