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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 company is to be paid
...
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 company is to be paid
...
Page 1963
The Senator will be kind an examination of the facts we see that labor the
Wateree , a steamship ... She these cases as an omnibus bill , but they exam fact
that she labored hard to get to California , was put upon the occan and taken
around to ...
The Senator will be kind an examination of the facts we see that labor the
Wateree , a steamship ... She these cases as an omnibus bill , but they exam fact
that she labored hard to get to California , was put upon the occan and taken
around to ...
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.
ROGERS .
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.
ROGERS .
Page 1972
rily been found the true policy , in making manner rather than to the fact . ...
manifested 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 to ...
rily been found the true policy , in making manner rather than to the fact . ...
manifested 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 to ...
Page 1987
is my dnty constantly to plead here for justice for any cause the fact will be
immediately reported be seen in those mighty results which we all to those
freedmen who have done so much and to the Provost Marshal General . The
commandant ...
is my dnty constantly to plead here for justice for any cause the fact will be
immediately reported be seen in those mighty results which we all to those
freedmen who have done so much and to the Provost Marshal General . The
commandant ...
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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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