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... Vote in the House of Commons agreeing to his Motion for an Address to the Queen , praying Communication with Foreign Powers with a View to a General and Permanent System of In- ternational Arbitration , July 10 , 1873 273 · A COMMON ...
... Vote in the House of Commons agreeing to his Motion for an Address to the Queen , praying Communication with Foreign Powers with a View to a General and Permanent System of In- ternational Arbitration , July 10 , 1873 273 · A COMMON ...
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... vote is taken I desire to make one remark . I was struck with the suggestion of the Senator from Ohio [ Mr. SHER- MAN ] , the other day , with regard to the proposition which comes from the House . He reminded us that it was a House ...
... vote is taken I desire to make one remark . I was struck with the suggestion of the Senator from Ohio [ Mr. SHER- MAN ] , the other day , with regard to the proposition which comes from the House . He reminded us that it was a House ...
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... voted in the past , so I must vote in the future . Call you this politics ? Not in the ordinary sense of the term . It is only honesty and a just regard for the public weal . 1 April 30 , 1864 : A Bill to provide for the greater ...
... voted in the past , so I must vote in the future . Call you this politics ? Not in the ordinary sense of the term . It is only honesty and a just regard for the public weal . 1 April 30 , 1864 : A Bill to provide for the greater ...
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... voting with him for the inquiry , to take the lead in the examination of the witnesses , . . . or , in other words , to examine the witnesses in chief . " 1 .... Plainly , according to this usage , Mr. Schurz , and not Mr. Hamlin ...
... voting with him for the inquiry , to take the lead in the examination of the witnesses , . . . or , in other words , to examine the witnesses in chief . " 1 .... Plainly , according to this usage , Mr. Schurz , and not Mr. Hamlin ...
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... vote , in the Senate and elsewhere , at first with few only , but at last , as suc- cess began to dawn , then with multitudes flocking for- ward . In this cause I never asked who were my as- sociates or how many they would number . In ...
... vote , in the Senate and elsewhere , at first with few only , but at last , as suc- cess began to dawn , then with multitudes flocking for- ward . In this cause I never asked who were my as- sociates or how many they would number . In ...
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