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Page 453
A new statement is then made of the votes cast in the county for each of the
persons voted for. ... There is also included in that certificate or the return so
made a statement of the person who is elected for the congressional district. One
of the ...
A new statement is then made of the votes cast in the county for each of the
persons voted for. ... There is also included in that certificate or the return so
made a statement of the person who is elected for the congressional district. One
of the ...
Page 454
And his letter, therefore, in which he speaks about the indication of the person
who is elected, is entirely outside of the ... The law of the United States provides
which of the persons claiming the seat from Pennsylvania shall have it in the first
...
And his letter, therefore, in which he speaks about the indication of the person
who is elected, is entirely outside of the ... The law of the United States provides
which of the persons claiming the seat from Pennsylvania shall have it in the first
...
Page 688
Mr. Wallan (page 113) says two persons voted on supreme court £ names not
given, both were assessed; e merely says he objected, without saying why or
wherefore. His clerk (page 117) says that three such votes were polled, and gives
their ...
Mr. Wallan (page 113) says two persons voted on supreme court £ names not
given, both were assessed; e merely says he objected, without saying why or
wherefore. His clerk (page 117) says that three such votes were polled, and gives
their ...
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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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