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arded their all to save the country that we should and had answered , and
simultaneously with his The PRESIDENT pro tempore . The unfin protect them
from prosecutions and suits for answer , or perhaps immediately after , the Sen
ished ...
arded their all to save the country that we should and had answered , and
simultaneously with his The PRESIDENT pro tempore . The unfin protect them
from prosecutions and suits for answer , or perhaps immediately after , the Sen
ished ...
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That , I think , Mr. President , we are not preMr. CLARK . One of the courts of one
of Mr. COWAN . I did indorse it ; and if the pared now to do . I hope we are not
prepared the States . I do not know whether it was the Senator from New
Hampshire ...
That , I think , Mr. President , we are not preMr. CLARK . One of the courts of one
of Mr. COWAN . I did indorse it ; and if the pared now to do . I hope we are not
prepared the States . I do not know whether it was the Senator from New
Hampshire ...
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These facts might be multiplied indefiside , while we all feel that the President's
policy is the loyal men . ruinous to us . " nitely , but enough have been presented
to show Every rebel in all this country , every McClellan While important service
in ...
These facts might be multiplied indefiside , while we all feel that the President's
policy is the loyal men . ruinous to us . " nitely , but enough have been presented
to show Every rebel in all this country , every McClellan While important service
in ...
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tions of the President to show that when a candiother civil influences what they
have failed to General Schurz , in his report to the President , date for the
suffrages of the people , and even do by the sword ? says : later , he favored
every ...
tions of the President to show that when a candiother civil influences what they
have failed to General Schurz , in his report to the President , date for the
suffrages of the people , and even do by the sword ? says : later , he favored
every ...
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Have you a copy of your report to the be in rebellion by the proclamation of the
Pres any kind of a government as a State organiza- || President ? · Ansicer . I
have not a copy of that report . I have ident shall be entitled to appoint electors for
tion ...
Have you a copy of your report to the be in rebellion by the proclamation of the
Pres any kind of a government as a State organiza- || President ? · Ansicer . I
have not a copy of that report . I have ident shall be entitled to appoint electors for
tion ...
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| Title | The Congressional Globe, Part 3 |
| Author | United States. Congress |
| Editors | Francis Preston Blair, John Cook Rives, Franklin Rives, George A. Bailey |
| Publisher | Blair & Rives, 1866 |
| Original from | The Ohio State University |
| Digitized | 26 May 2017 |
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