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Page 1907
Revenue - Continued . resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution in relation to export duties . ... 919 , 971 joint resolution reducing the duty on printing paper unsized and used for books and newspapers exclusively .
Revenue - Continued . resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution in relation to export duties . ... 919 , 971 joint resolution reducing the duty on printing paper unsized and used for books and newspapers exclusively .
Page 1925
Opponents never chair , as well as in the faithful discharge of all Buildings he had for a long period taken a found his tongue lubricated by the serpent's other senatorial duties , his massive features | deep interest in the work of ...
Opponents never chair , as well as in the faithful discharge of all Buildings he had for a long period taken a found his tongue lubricated by the serpent's other senatorial duties , his massive features | deep interest in the work of ...
Page 1926
I desire to present a naval service for the year ending 30th June , 1867 , bavpraying for increased duties upon ... for an increased duty on foreign wool . cure the necessary legislation to change the route their disagreement to the ...
I desire to present a naval service for the year ending 30th June , 1867 , bavpraying for increased duties upon ... for an increased duty on foreign wool . cure the necessary legislation to change the route their disagreement to the ...
Page 1928
Speaker of the House of Representatives had can attend to the duties of their respective Mr. ANTHONY . ... 45 ) protesting not remain there and discharge bis duty ; but to direct the proper accounting officers of the against pardons by ...
Speaker of the House of Representatives had can attend to the duties of their respective Mr. ANTHONY . ... 45 ) protesting not remain there and discharge bis duty ; but to direct the proper accounting officers of the against pardons by ...
Page 1929
Then he is not absent || bill in its present form . ment men guilty of high crimes and misdefrom his duties . ... consent . his official duty , he is liable to be dismissed for upon the East , and the very highest type of Mr. POMEROY .
Then he is not absent || bill in its present form . ment men guilty of high crimes and misdefrom his duties . ... consent . his official duty , he is liable to be dismissed for upon the East , and the very highest type of Mr. POMEROY .
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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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