The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... reference to that committee , be- cause such is the practice . I am opposed to the appointment of a select committee , for the same . reason that the advocates of such a reference are in favor of it . According to parliamentary usage ...
... reference to that committee , be- cause such is the practice . I am opposed to the appointment of a select committee , for the same . reason that the advocates of such a reference are in favor of it . According to parliamentary usage ...
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... reference is likely to be understood as a test of our opinions on the general subject under consideration , I cannot con- sent to record my vote as in favor of the doctrines of the Native American party . The true question now to be ...
... reference is likely to be understood as a test of our opinions on the general subject under consideration , I cannot con- sent to record my vote as in favor of the doctrines of the Native American party . The true question now to be ...
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... reference to the report of the board of engi- neers , that these works are comprehended in the general plan of maritime fortifications . " " The Department of War is prepared to enter into a negotiation for the acquisition of Fort ...
... reference to the report of the board of engi- neers , that these works are comprehended in the general plan of maritime fortifications . " " The Department of War is prepared to enter into a negotiation for the acquisition of Fort ...
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