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Page 172
I do not feel at liberty to assent to the amendment at present, for the reason I have
stated. He believes that the provision is a wise one as it is; I think so too, and as
at present advised f desire to have it remain as it is. Mr. WILKINSON. I am willing
...
I do not feel at liberty to assent to the amendment at present, for the reason I have
stated. He believes that the provision is a wise one as it is; I think so too, and as
at present advised f desire to have it remain as it is. Mr. WILKINSON. I am willing
...
Page 229
I ask that it shall remain on the Speaker's table without action for the present. We
do not wish to refer it at this time. Mr. CLARKE.. I hope the gentleman will allow
this to be put on its passage at this time. It is a local measure, and I do not see ...
I ask that it shall remain on the Speaker's table without action for the present. We
do not wish to refer it at this time. Mr. CLARKE.. I hope the gentleman will allow
this to be put on its passage at this time. It is a local measure, and I do not see ...
Page 528
on the levees on the Mississippi, have instructed me to report it favorably ; and I
ask for its present consideration. The cost of the work will be sixty-eight dollars.
There being no objection, the resolution was considered and agreed to, as
follows: ...
on the levees on the Mississippi, have instructed me to report it favorably ; and I
ask for its present consideration. The cost of the work will be sixty-eight dollars.
There being no objection, the resolution was considered and agreed to, as
follows: ...
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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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