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Page 1922
That is no part of my If the Senator from Wisconsin desires to speak in this way ,
effect the purpose ? ... for ill , cannot weigh in the counsels of this Chamfrom the
people as we have , and perhaps more so . that he might desire to say something
...
That is no part of my If the Senator from Wisconsin desires to speak in this way ,
effect the purpose ? ... for ill , cannot weigh in the counsels of this Chamfrom the
people as we have , and perhaps more so . that he might desire to say something
...
Page 1928
I suppose the Commissioner of session , and that he will call up his case on any
Mr. BIDDLE . Then let the bill for the relief Pensions has more experience in
these matters other day as early as he may desire . of John Skirving be passed .
than ...
I suppose the Commissioner of session , and that he will call up his case on any
Mr. BIDDLE . Then let the bill for the relief Pensions has more experience in
these matters other day as early as he may desire . of John Skirving be passed .
than ...
Page 1949
That is not in order , as resumed the chair , Mr. CRISFIELD reported that Pacific
railroad . the committee have passed that section . the Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Now , sir , I desire a railroad built , though it Mr.
CRADLEBAUGH ...
That is not in order , as resumed the chair , Mr. CRISFIELD reported that Pacific
railroad . the committee have passed that section . the Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Now , sir , I desire a railroad built , though it Mr.
CRADLEBAUGH ...
Page 1958
... answer ordinary business , all this would be unnecessary . to yote for it or to
vote against it . I did not desire the requirements of the country in this particular
Sir , the Senator from Ohio says that if this mo to do it . What was the only
resource ?
... answer ordinary business , all this would be unnecessary . to yote for it or to
vote against it . I did not desire the requirements of the country in this particular
Sir , the Senator from Ohio says that if this mo to do it . What was the only
resource ?
Page 1970
... moment that the fact of the number of State . Mr. DAWES . I do not desire to
object , but Representatives to which it is entitled is ascer Again , sir : by the act of
5th August , apportion- | it seems to me it would be better for the gentleman
tained .
... moment that the fact of the number of State . Mr. DAWES . I do not desire to
object , but Representatives to which it is entitled is ascer Again , sir : by the act of
5th August , apportion- | it seems to me it would be better for the gentleman
tained .
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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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