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Page 1936
ter Crooks ; and it was signed by the President strike out “ twenty " and insert “
thirty , " limil not know much about this matter ; but from the pro tempore . ing the
number of major generals . statement of the chairman of the committee , and II ...
ter Crooks ; and it was signed by the President strike out “ twenty " and insert “
thirty , " limil not know much about this matter ; but from the pro tempore . ing the
number of major generals . statement of the chairman of the committee , and II ...
Page 1943
I ask the gentleman from Penn Strike out the words “ western boundary of Kansas
to the Mr. STEVENS . ... the to amend in line five , by striking out after the PACIFIC
RAILROAD . lowa and Missouri branches , as hereinafter provided . word “ 10 ...
I ask the gentleman from Penn Strike out the words “ western boundary of Kansas
to the Mr. STEVENS . ... the to amend in line five , by striking out after the PACIFIC
RAILROAD . lowa and Missouri branches , as hereinafter provided . word “ 10 ...
Page 1945
It is not in order now to has always been considered necessary . this bill we vote
down , where we are able , all move to strike out the eighth section , as it has The
result of the gentleman's amendment to the amendments like that offered by the ...
It is not in order now to has always been considered necessary . this bill we vote
down , where we are able , all move to strike out the eighth section , as it has The
result of the gentleman's amendment to the amendments like that offered by the ...
Page 1951
I submit the following res LILE to strike out all of the original bill after the mittee
report the bill back with certain amendolution : enacting clause , and to insert the
following : ments to ihe amendment of the House of RepreResolred , That the ...
I submit the following res LILE to strike out all of the original bill after the mittee
report the bill back with certain amendolution : enacting clause , and to insert the
following : ments to ihe amendment of the House of RepreResolred , That the ...
Page 1984
The next in order was in the seventh and eighth lines of the fourth section of the
House amendment to strike out the words " the gauge of the tracks ” and the word
" them ” after " between , ” and in lieu of " them " to insert " the two tracks ; " so as ...
The next in order was in the seventh and eighth lines of the fourth section of the
House amendment to strike out the words " the gauge of the tracks ” and the word
" them ” after " between , ” and in lieu of " them " to insert " the two tracks ; " so as ...
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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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