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Page 234
I understand that the action of the Senate in Committee of the Whole may be
reversed in the Senate. That is my understanding of the order of business. The
PRESIDENT pro tempore. The question now before the Senate is upon concurrin
in ...
I understand that the action of the Senate in Committee of the Whole may be
reversed in the Senate. That is my understanding of the order of business. The
PRESIDENT pro tempore. The question now before the Senate is upon concurrin
in ...
Page 235
The amendment reported by the Committee on the Judiciary is now in the Senate
, after having been adopted in Committee of the Whole. My inquiry is this: is or is
not that amendment now in the Senate precisely open to the same amendment ...
The amendment reported by the Committee on the Judiciary is now in the Senate
, after having been adopted in Committee of the Whole. My inquiry is this: is or is
not that amendment now in the Senate precisely open to the same amendment ...
Page 354
Sir, this bill is a mere shadow. It effects nothing but to put us off, that this session
of Congress may be relieved of the subject and the whole matter be deferred to
another sesSion. Mr. SHERMAN. If my friend will allow me, I think he mistakes the
...
Sir, this bill is a mere shadow. It effects nothing but to put us off, that this session
of Congress may be relieved of the subject and the whole matter be deferred to
another sesSion. Mr. SHERMAN. If my friend will allow me, I think he mistakes the
...
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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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