The Congressional Globe, Volumen1;Volumen64,Parte1Blair & Rives, 1870 |
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... Government should indemnify sufferers ; but to lay it down in general terms as an obligation resting on the Government is to me a gross absurdity . It is impossible that Government should become the insurer of the property of all its ...
... Government should indemnify sufferers ; but to lay it down in general terms as an obligation resting on the Government is to me a gross absurdity . It is impossible that Government should become the insurer of the property of all its ...
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... Government is the exclusive judge , and answerable only to the public sentiment of the world . Thus far , I presume , all will agree . The duty of the Government in time of peace is so clearly defined by the Constitution that there can ...
... Government is the exclusive judge , and answerable only to the public sentiment of the world . Thus far , I presume , all will agree . The duty of the Government in time of peace is so clearly defined by the Constitution that there can ...
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... government can be main- tained and preserved in the States of this Union without education for all the children of ... Government has never ex- isted and never will exist , and it never can exist , without universal education for all the ...
... government can be main- tained and preserved in the States of this Union without education for all the children of ... Government has never ex- isted and never will exist , and it never can exist , without universal education for all the ...
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adversely and indefinitely adversely and tabled Amasa Cobb amend an act amnesty appropriation authorize bill H. R. BUTLER Calendar Chair citizens claim Clerk Committee discharged Congress CONKLING court Crebs DAWES Department district duty Eliakim H enrolled FARNSWORTH franking privilege gentleman Government Granting a pension indefinitely postponed Indian introduced a bill joint resolution H. R. Kentucky leave to introduce Massachusetts ment Missouri mittee motion was agreed move Nathan F objection Ohio party passed House passed Senate Patent pending persons petition political disabilities POMEROY Porter Sheldon Post Office Postmaster preemption laws present printed proposed public lands question railroad read twice rebellion Received from House Received from Senate Referred relief Reported adversely Reported and passed reso rule Secretary SHERMAN Sidney Clarke South Carolina SPEAKER tion Treasury TRUMBULL unanimous consent United VICE PRESIDENT Virginia vote William Wilson yeas and nays