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Page 1925
It involves only two or three | fully , all the circumstances attending the merits
hundred dollars , and the whole matter , according WILLIAM SAWYER . of this
application , and that they should consider to the bill , is to be referred to the
Secretary ...
It involves only two or three | fully , all the circumstances attending the merits
hundred dollars , and the whole matter , according WILLIAM SAWYER . of this
application , and that they should consider to the bill , is to be referred to the
Secretary ...
Page 1937
If the motion of the Senator from contending is not so much a question of arms as
ale simply to indulge me with fixing a time when New Hampshire prevails , it will
displace the they will consider the resolution I introduced some of money .
If the motion of the Senator from contending is not so much a question of arms as
ale simply to indulge me with fixing a time when New Hampshire prevails , it will
displace the they will consider the resolution I introduced some of money .
Page 1955
It is not worth while for us to let the days we spend in maturing and considering
rebel property , take anything and everything , but our feelings run away with our
judgments entire such a bill will be filly spent , and will be for the are reluctant to ...
It is not worth while for us to let the days we spend in maturing and considering
rebel property , take anything and everything , but our feelings run away with our
judgments entire such a bill will be filly spent , and will be for the are reluctant to ...
Page 1976
But however little we may consider this presented it , and found here a man
presenting this imony to enable us to come to a correct conclusion , | question ,
and with whatever small degree of in- | thing , ( holding up Mr. Daily's pretended ...
But however little we may consider this presented it , and found here a man
presenting this imony to enable us to come to a correct conclusion , | question ,
and with whatever small degree of in- | thing , ( holding up Mr. Daily's pretended ...
Page 1980
We could not know that || Massachusetts , I will most respectfully ask him The
Senate , as in Committee of the Whole , pro until this morning . what is the
number that we have to pay by this ceeded to consider the bill ( H.R. No.388 )
making Mr.
We could not know that || Massachusetts , I will most respectfully ask him The
Senate , as in Committee of the Whole , pro until this morning . what is the
number that we have to pay by this ceeded to consider the bill ( H.R. No.388 )
making 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, 1862 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 19 Mar 2013 |
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