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Page 35
I know nothing of the merits of this particular claim; I only know that Mrs. Riddle is
the widow of a Senator here whom I knew. I also know that the ... I learn from the
chairman of the late Committee on Claims at the last session that he is not ...
I know nothing of the merits of this particular claim; I only know that Mrs. Riddle is
the widow of a Senator here whom I knew. I also know that the ... I learn from the
chairman of the late Committee on Claims at the last session that he is not ...
Page 279
All that this joint resolution does is to take away the effect of the act of 1867,
which prohibits the settlement of claims arising in the rebel States. Now, the
principle of that law certainly never applied to this class of claims at all. This was
property ...
All that this joint resolution does is to take away the effect of the act of 1867,
which prohibits the settlement of claims arising in the rebel States. Now, the
principle of that law certainly never applied to this class of claims at all. This was
property ...
Page 280
Understanding that the adjustment of the claims depended very much upon how
large they were, } took the precaution to send to the Department and inquire as to
the amount involved. How much will be finally allowed, of course, I do not know, ...
Understanding that the adjustment of the claims depended very much upon how
large they were, } took the precaution to send to the Department and inquire as to
the amount involved. How much will be finally allowed, of course, I do not know, ...
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| Title | The Congressional Globe, Volume 62 |
| Author | United States. Congress |
| Contributor | Library of Congress. National Digital Library Program |
| Publisher | Blair & Rives, 1869 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 30 Oct 2009 |
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