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Page 46
Mr. SHERMAN. My attention was called to this matter by a member of the other
House, who informed me that the Speaker of the House of Representatives was
about appointing all the committees provided for by the joint rules and resolutions
.
Mr. SHERMAN. My attention was called to this matter by a member of the other
House, who informed me that the Speaker of the House of Representatives was
about appointing all the committees provided for by the joint rules and resolutions
.
Page 271
As a matter of course we have no means of retiring these notes except by issuing
bonds. What kind of bonds? There we ... As a matter of course it would be utterly
idle for us to attempt to pass such a proposition as that. If the amendment of the ...
As a matter of course we have no means of retiring these notes except by issuing
bonds. What kind of bonds? There we ... As a matter of course it would be utterly
idle for us to attempt to pass such a proposition as that. If the amendment of the ...
Page 648
How about the General Harney matter? ... And how about the Blackburn matter?
... conference committee to report some new proposition that was not referred to
them as one of the matters of difference between the two Houses, however much
...
How about the General Harney matter? ... And how about the Blackburn matter?
... conference committee to report some new proposition that was not referred to
them as one of the matters of difference between the two Houses, however much
...
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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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