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FIELD,] who offered a substitute for the reso. lution; and the question is on the
substitute: Mr. DAWES. It is perfectly apparent that the House, by the reading of
these papers at the desk, cannot understand which of these gentlemen is entitled
to ...
FIELD,] who offered a substitute for the reso. lution; and the question is on the
substitute: Mr. DAWES. It is perfectly apparent that the House, by the reading of
these papers at the desk, cannot understand which of these gentlemen is entitled
to ...
Page 142
I fear, Mr. Speaker, that there is unfortunately too much truth in the charge, and I
think it is time for gentlemen in this House to rise to a higher plane and consider
questions of this kind as the Constitution intends they should be considered, and
...
I fear, Mr. Speaker, that there is unfortunately too much truth in the charge, and I
think it is time for gentlemen in this House to rise to a higher plane and consider
questions of this kind as the Constitution intends they should be considered, and
...
Page 202
withdraw the demand for the previous question for a few minutes. Mr.
LAWRENCE. I think the resolution has been sufficiently debated. Mr. GA RFIELD.
Then I hope the previous question will be voted down. The question was put on
seconding ...
withdraw the demand for the previous question for a few minutes. Mr.
LAWRENCE. I think the resolution has been sufficiently debated. Mr. GA RFIELD.
Then I hope the previous question will be voted down. The question was put on
seconding ...
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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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