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Page 14
And so in the last Congress, in the case of Clever and Chaves, we allowed a
political opponent, where there was no sufficient certificate, to take the seat
pending the contest, and it was afterward ascertained that we had decided
against ...
And so in the last Congress, in the case of Clever and Chaves, we allowed a
political opponent, where there was no sufficient certificate, to take the seat
pending the contest, and it was afterward ascertained that we had decided
against ...
Page 229
I hope the gentleman will allow this to be put on its passage at this time. It is a
local measure, and I do not see how there can be any objection to it. It is for the
relief of some one hundred and fifty settlers upon lands included within the public
...
I hope the gentleman will allow this to be put on its passage at this time. It is a
local measure, and I do not see how there can be any objection to it. It is for the
relief of some one hundred and fifty settlers upon lands included within the public
...
Page 532
I am very much obliged to the Senator from Michigan for his courtesy in allowing
me this time. I cannot ask for any more now; but I shall expect that the Senate will
not allow this sort of tactics to obtain; and I hope before the adjournment of the ...
I am very much obliged to the Senator from Michigan for his courtesy in allowing
me this time. I cannot ask for any more now; but I shall expect that the Senate will
not allow this sort of tactics to obtain; and I hope before the adjournment of 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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