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Page 134
The honorable Senator from Michigan [Mr. HowARD] and the sharp Senator from
Vermont [Mr. EDMUNDs] both contend virtually and without qualification, as I
understand them, that the power to remove from office results by implication from
...
The honorable Senator from Michigan [Mr. HowARD] and the sharp Senator from
Vermont [Mr. EDMUNDs] both contend virtually and without qualification, as I
understand them, that the power to remove from office results by implication from
...
Page 136
I now come to the position assumed by the honorable Senator from Wisconsin [
Mr. CARPENTER] yesterday. He places the present measure upon a different
principle from the honorable Senator from Michigan and the honorable Senator
from ...
I now come to the position assumed by the honorable Senator from Wisconsin [
Mr. CARPENTER] yesterday. He places the present measure upon a different
principle from the honorable Senator from Michigan and the honorable Senator
from ...
Page 159
If that law were in existence now I apprehend the honorable Senator, if he could
be indicted for words spoken in debate, would be subject to an indictinent. He
seems to be very much disturbed about the organization of this body, because ...
If that law were in existence now I apprehend the honorable Senator, if he could
be indicted for words spoken in debate, would be subject to an indictinent. He
seems to be very much disturbed about the organization of this body, because ...
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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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