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2193 , remarks on the admission of Nebraska , 4209 , tional amendment for the prohibition of 2194 , 2218 4210 ... 40 ) proposing an remarks relating to the pay department of tion to enforce the amendment to the , pro- amendment to the ...
2193 , remarks on the admission of Nebraska , 4209 , tional amendment for the prohibition of 2194 , 2218 4210 ... 40 ) proposing an remarks relating to the pay department of tion to enforce the amendment to the , pro- amendment to the ...
Page 1875
Feas and nays on the ..... .87 joint resolution proposing an amendment to the , in regard to the apportionment of representation .. .135 joint resolution ( H. R. No. 51 ) proposing an amendment to the , with respect to the basis of ...
Feas and nays on the ..... .87 joint resolution proposing an amendment to the , in regard to the apportionment of representation .. .135 joint resolution ( H. R. No. 51 ) proposing an amendment to the , with respect to the basis of ...
Page 1926
I ask to have That the House recede from their disagreement to the seventh amendment of the Senate and agree to Esq . ... asking for an these resolutions printed and referred to the the same with an amendments as follows : strike out ...
I ask to have That the House recede from their disagreement to the seventh amendment of the Senate and agree to Esq . ... asking for an these resolutions printed and referred to the the same with an amendments as follows : strike out ...
Page 1938
There are those who are suffering from disease by which they are perfectly and entirely helpless , so that , as one of the amendments states , they need the constant personal aid and attendance of another person .
There are those who are suffering from disease by which they are perfectly and entirely helpless , so that , as one of the amendments states , they need the constant personal aid and attendance of another person .
Page 1945
The substitute of the majority of the com- the amendment of the House to the twelfth amend- pany for transportation , & c . , for the Governmittee was adopted . ment of the Senate and agree to the same . The joint resolution as amended ...
The substitute of the majority of the com- the amendment of the House to the twelfth amend- pany for transportation , & c . , for the Governmittee was adopted . ment of the Senate and agree to the same . The joint resolution as amended ...
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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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