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Page 1944
Will the gentleman from pension ; but that word was rejected for the this lady , without belonging to any company Illinois ( Mr. WASHBURNE ) , allow me to say a express purpose of making that a case distinet whatever , rushed to the ...
Will the gentleman from pension ; but that word was rejected for the this lady , without belonging to any company Illinois ( Mr. WASHBURNE ) , allow me to say a express purpose of making that a case distinet whatever , rushed to the ...
Page 1949
The gentleman from PennAcademy when both served as volunteer officers . ... tenor of this section , or else I am exthe Military Academy , although they did not these young gentlemen have served nowhere . ceedingly in the dark myself .
The gentleman from PennAcademy when both served as volunteer officers . ... tenor of this section , or else I am exthe Military Academy , although they did not these young gentlemen have served nowhere . ceedingly in the dark myself .
Page 1950
The gentleman will permit me of Agnes W. Laughlin , widow of a deceased sol- missions in the regular Army . to say that it ... I beg to call the attention gentleman again , what he appears to have failed lowing act and joint resolutions ...
The gentleman will permit me of Agnes W. Laughlin , widow of a deceased sol- missions in the regular Army . to say that it ... I beg to call the attention gentleman again , what he appears to have failed lowing act and joint resolutions ...
Page 1951
against the amendment of the gentleman from express the idea I had intended , I will modify | geants have been promoted to make room for Wisconsin . I am for filling up with officers of it thus : them . volunteers at the organization ...
against the amendment of the gentleman from express the idea I had intended , I will modify | geants have been promoted to make room for Wisconsin . I am for filling up with officers of it thus : them . volunteers at the organization ...
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.
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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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