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Page 89
I understand it to be very truly stated by the Senator from Illinois that a majority of
this body believe that the true interpretation of the Constitution requires the
concurrence of the Senate in the removal of an officer. If so, I submit to honorable
...
I understand it to be very truly stated by the Senator from Illinois that a majority of
this body believe that the true interpretation of the Constitution requires the
concurrence of the Senate in the removal of an officer. If so, I submit to honorable
...
Page 161
I believe that the suspension of this law will only convince us further of the
irritation and bickering and strife which it ... as it is, and I believe the President of
the United States would prefer to see the law stand as it is; I believe that any
President ...
I believe that the suspension of this law will only convince us further of the
irritation and bickering and strife which it ... as it is, and I believe the President of
the United States would prefer to see the law stand as it is; I believe that any
President ...
Page 270
I believe, conscientiously, that the radical 3ifficulty in our case is not the amount
of our debt, but the character of the debt. I believe it is pretty embarrassing to pay
the interest on the funded debt; but, after all, I do not believe that the collection of
...
I believe, conscientiously, that the radical 3ifficulty in our case is not the amount
of our debt, but the character of the debt. I believe it is pretty embarrassing to pay
the interest on the funded debt; but, after all, I do not believe that the collection of
...
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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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