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Page 6
I am sorry that the gentleman from Indiana [Mr. KERR] should characterize it as
vague rumor. Sworn affidavits and the assertion of a member in his place that he
believes them are cer. tainly sufficient to send this case to a commit. tee, following
...
I am sorry that the gentleman from Indiana [Mr. KERR] should characterize it as
vague rumor. Sworn affidavits and the assertion of a member in his place that he
believes them are cer. tainly sufficient to send this case to a commit. tee, following
...
Page 7
Has the gentleman the right to bring in the claim of a contestant to a seat at this
time? - The SPEAKER. The right to a seat is a question of the highest privilege.
The senior member from the State of Illinois being in ill health will be sworn in at ...
Has the gentleman the right to bring in the claim of a contestant to a seat at this
time? - The SPEAKER. The right to a seat is a question of the highest privilege.
The senior member from the State of Illinois being in ill health will be sworn in at ...
Page 147
The gentleman is entitled, under the rules of the House, to an hour to close the
debate. I trust he will give me a few minutes. He is aware that some of us have
very decided convictions on this question. Mr. BINGHAM. Well, I know the
gentleman ...
The gentleman is entitled, under the rules of the House, to an hour to close the
debate. I trust he will give me a few minutes. He is aware that some of us have
very decided convictions on this question. Mr. BINGHAM. Well, I know the
gentleman ...
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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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