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Page 378
Mr. HOOPER, of Massachusetts. I am not certain, but I have that impression. Mr.
DAWES. I will not pursue the inquiry further. I did not want to bring myself in
antagonism with the internal revenue department just at the commencement of
the ...
Mr. HOOPER, of Massachusetts. I am not certain, but I have that impression. Mr.
DAWES. I will not pursue the inquiry further. I did not want to bring myself in
antagonism with the internal revenue department just at the commencement of
the ...
Page 429
Mr. BUTLER, of Massachusetts, obtained the floor. Mr. MAYNARD. , I rise to a
question of order. It is this: under the rules of the House no member who has
spoken upon a bill shall be entitled to the floor again until others desiring to
speak shall ...
Mr. BUTLER, of Massachusetts, obtained the floor. Mr. MAYNARD. , I rise to a
question of order. It is this: under the rules of the House no member who has
spoken upon a bill shall be entitled to the floor again until others desiring to
speak shall ...
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Mr. BUTLER, of Massachusetts. yield any further. Mr. DAWES. I refer to my
statement in the Globe. Mr. BUTLER, of Massachusetts. I have read what you
said from the Globe. Mr. DAWES. My complaint is that you do not read the whole
of it, but ...
Mr. BUTLER, of Massachusetts. yield any further. Mr. DAWES. I refer to my
statement in the Globe. Mr. BUTLER, of Massachusetts. I have read what you
said from the Globe. Mr. DAWES. My complaint is that you do not read the whole
of it, but ...
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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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