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Page 1930
Then if they ask for a committee of conference the matter can be arranged . Mr.
SUMNER . I agree with the Senator from Ohio ; the better way is to send it back .
The PRESIDENT pro tempore . The question is on concurring in the amendment
of ...
Then if they ask for a committee of conference the matter can be arranged . Mr.
SUMNER . I agree with the Senator from Ohio ; the better way is to send it back .
The PRESIDENT pro tempore . The question is on concurring in the amendment
of ...
Page 1970
That is a matter of argu the Committee on Public Lands , and ordered ment and
goes to the votes of the members of to be printed . the House . It is not for the
Chair to decide . LEAVE OF ABSENCE . Mr. STEVENS . This is for the business
of the ...
That is a matter of argu the Committee on Public Lands , and ordered ment and
goes to the votes of the members of to be printed . the House . It is not for the
Chair to decide . LEAVE OF ABSENCE . Mr. STEVENS . This is for the business
of the ...
Page 1971
I ask the Clerk to read an been called to the matter , to be able , speaking not
question or dispute for a moment . If there extract from the New York Times . upon
my belief , to exonerate the regular Wash was anything “ venomous ” in that act I
...
I ask the Clerk to read an been called to the matter , to be able , speaking not
question or dispute for a moment . If there extract from the New York Times . upon
my belief , to exonerate the regular Wash was anything “ venomous ” in that act I
...
Page 1990
When these cona particular case of hardship was furnished to presented to us in
this report . If , however , tracts were made the price of labor was altome , a clear
case of loss , and especially if that the matter is pressed to a vote , I intend before
...
When these cona particular case of hardship was furnished to presented to us in
this report . If , however , tracts were made the price of labor was altome , a clear
case of loss , and especially if that the matter is pressed to a vote , I intend before
...
Page 2000
In ar y army , no matter what pains be taken in selecting recruits ... Is not the able
to bestow on the subject . seasons and climates and hardships and cam reason
of the matter so plain that even those You would exclude these men who in the ...
In ar y army , no matter what pains be taken in selecting recruits ... Is not the able
to bestow on the subject . seasons and climates and hardships and cam reason
of the matter so plain that even those You would exclude these men who in the ...
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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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