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Page 215
Now, I can say to the Senator from ew York that the a' and the occasion of the
expense, in my judgment, of the district court or circuit court system in his State is
that they go wandering all over the State holding courts, holding a court at Buffalo
...
Now, I can say to the Senator from ew York that the a' and the occasion of the
expense, in my judgment, of the district court or circuit court system in his State is
that they go wandering all over the State holding courts, holding a court at Buffalo
...
Page 469
The second section—I say this in reply to the statement of the Senator from New
York yesterday, that they had not built a milethe road is running thirty-two miles.
This third section has not been built, nor has any considerable amount of work ...
The second section—I say this in reply to the statement of the Senator from New
York yesterday, that they had not built a milethe road is running thirty-two miles.
This third section has not been built, nor has any considerable amount of work ...
Page 766
142 EAST THIRTIETH STREET , NEW YORK , April 14 , 1869 . BROOKLYN ,
April 16 , 1869 . NEW YORK , April 12 , 1869 . Sir : Will you please send me
copies of your late Dear Sir : Having read your speeches recently in Dear Sir :
IIow far the ...
142 EAST THIRTIETH STREET , NEW YORK , April 14 , 1869 . BROOKLYN ,
April 16 , 1869 . NEW YORK , April 12 , 1869 . Sir : Will you please send me
copies of your late Dear Sir : Having read your speeches recently in Dear Sir :
IIow far the ...
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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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