The Congressional Globe, Part 3 |
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Page 1929
... arise in a great measure from the fact that ington or to the States , because it takes six in this bill , but I am satisfied that if the bill | the parties selected to govern and hold the high months or a year generally to perform ...
... arise in a great measure from the fact that ington or to the States , because it takes six in this bill , but I am satisfied that if the bill | the parties selected to govern and hold the high months or a year generally to perform ...
Page 1960
There is a of the Senator to a fact , it he has no objection . act , should set forth the conditions and times little story told of one of the best men in Amer- That fact is that the question under considera- on which the stock of the ...
There is a of the Senator to a fact , it he has no objection . act , should set forth the conditions and times little story told of one of the best men in Amer- That fact is that the question under considera- on which the stock of the ...
Page 1961
ENROLLED BILL SIGNED . to state that fact for the information of the Senate , if he would let that bill come up instead Senate . of the one to which he alludes . Mr. GRIMES . I desire to say in response The message further announced ...
ENROLLED BILL SIGNED . to state that fact for the information of the Senate , if he would let that bill come up instead Senate . of the one to which he alludes . Mr. GRIMES . I desire to say in response The message further announced ...
Page 1971
I yield to the gentleman || surprised had he thus defamed any member of I repeated nothing more than that fact , and I for that time . this House . And I am glad , as attention has had it from authority which my colleague would Mr.
I yield to the gentleman || surprised had he thus defamed any member of I repeated nothing more than that fact , and I for that time . this House . And I am glad , as attention has had it from authority which my colleague would Mr.
Page 1972
rily been found the true policy , in making manner rather than to the fact . ... any such favoritism on behalf of the rank and file of the have made myself responsible for the facts tled “ An act to reorganite and establish the Army as ...
rily been found the true policy , in making manner rather than to the fact . ... any such favoritism on behalf of the rank and file of the have made myself responsible for the facts tled “ An act to reorganite and establish the Army as ...
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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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