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Page 1895
54 ) to amend an act to incorpo- resolution requesting the Secretary of the from .... .1147 , rate a national Military and , Asylum for Navy to appoint a suitable officer to pro1190 , 1652 , 1972 , 2545 , 2688 , 3465 the relief of the ...
54 ) to amend an act to incorpo- resolution requesting the Secretary of the from .... .1147 , rate a national Military and , Asylum for Navy to appoint a suitable officer to pro1190 , 1652 , 1972 , 2545 , 2688 , 3465 the relief of the ...
Page 1949
Some of them led regiments ; States Military Academy shall be eligible to appointment as second lieutenants . the difficulty suggested by the gentleman from others were captains , or occupied other suborAnd to insert in lieu thereof the ...
Some of them led regiments ; States Military Academy shall be eligible to appointment as second lieutenants . the difficulty suggested by the gentleman from others were captains , or occupied other suborAnd to insert in lieu thereof the ...
Page 1951
be eligible to appointment as second lieutenants . men who served in the late war almost entirely . ... that I cannot accept it . any first lieutenants or captains appointed upon Senate of the United States , the Secretary of Mr. HALE .
be eligible to appointment as second lieutenants . men who served in the late war almost entirely . ... that I cannot accept it . any first lieutenants or captains appointed upon Senate of the United States , the Secretary of Mr. HALE .
Page 1969
INGERSOLL upon a division - ayes 51 , noes 18 ; no quorum Van Horn , Winfield , and Wright - 81 . and DEMING were appointed . voting . So the resolution was not laid on the table . The House divided ; and the tellers reported Tellers ...
INGERSOLL upon a division - ayes 51 , noes 18 ; no quorum Van Horn , Winfield , and Wright - 81 . and DEMING were appointed . voting . So the resolution was not laid on the table . The House divided ; and the tellers reported Tellers ...
Page 1984
If that the Department would appoint such a not only all his own fortune but the fortune of the representations of these ... I have taken occaernment to pay to the contractors the actual | appointed by this Government to ascertain sion ...
If that the Department would appoint such a not only all his own fortune but the fortune of the representations of these ... I have taken occaernment to pay to the contractors the actual | appointed by this Government to ascertain sion ...
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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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