The Congressional Globe, Volume 1; Volume 64, Part 1Blair & Rives, 1870 - Law |
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... Army . I tell you that these useless ranks should be lopped off as opportunity is afforded to the Congress of the United States to do so , in order that the people may be relieved of some of the burdens of taxes now imposed upon them ...
... Army . I tell you that these useless ranks should be lopped off as opportunity is afforded to the Congress of the United States to do so , in order that the people may be relieved of some of the burdens of taxes now imposed upon them ...
Page 296
... army . The Mexicans were about marching upon the position where his mill and property were situated . An officer of the United States ordered a subordinate to destroy this property to prevent it from falling into the hands of the enemy ...
... army . The Mexicans were about marching upon the position where his mill and property were situated . An officer of the United States ordered a subordinate to destroy this property to prevent it from falling into the hands of the enemy ...
Page 316
... army and devastation ; that necessarily wherever an army moved they must leave desolation in their track . I deny all that doctrine . The march of an army may be and ordinarily should be as harmless to the friends of the army as the ...
... army and devastation ; that necessarily wherever an army moved they must leave desolation in their track . I deny all that doctrine . The march of an army may be and ordinarily should be as harmless to the friends of the army as the ...
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adversely and indefinitely adversely and tabled Amasa Cobb amend an act amnesty appropriation authorize bill H. R. BUTLER Calendar Chair citizens claim Clerk Committee discharged Congress CONKLING court Crebs DAWES Department district duty Eliakim H enrolled FARNSWORTH franking privilege gentleman Government Granting a pension indefinitely postponed Indian introduced a bill joint resolution H. R. Kentucky leave to introduce Massachusetts ment Missouri mittee motion was agreed move Nathan F objection Ohio party passed House passed Senate Patent pending persons petition political disabilities POMEROY Porter Sheldon Post Office Postmaster preemption laws present printed proposed public lands question railroad read twice rebellion Received from House Received from Senate Referred relief Reported adversely Reported and passed reso rule Secretary SHERMAN Sidney Clarke South Carolina SPEAKER tion Treasury TRUMBULL unanimous consent United VICE PRESIDENT Virginia vote William Wilson yeas and nays