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Side 1203
... answer . But without the aid of those lights which it is in the power of the Executive to shed upon the question , we all know that the downfall of the late Spanish Monarch , and the distracted state of revolution in which Spain is ...
... answer . But without the aid of those lights which it is in the power of the Executive to shed upon the question , we all know that the downfall of the late Spanish Monarch , and the distracted state of revolution in which Spain is ...
Side 1223
... Answer - No . By report , I hear he is in New York . Deponent left Boston in the public stage . Henry was also a ... answered that he had no objection ; and , if that the proposed amendment was neither incom- Henry on seeing the property ...
... Answer - No . By report , I hear he is in New York . Deponent left Boston in the public stage . Henry was also a ... answered that he had no objection ; and , if that the proposed amendment was neither incom- Henry on seeing the property ...
Side 1255
... answer the interrogatory . Question 2 - At what place was the conversation held ? Witness refused to answer . Question 3 - Have you seen the members alluded to , or any of them , since you first appeared before this committee on ...
... answer the interrogatory . Question 2 - At what place was the conversation held ? Witness refused to answer . Question 3 - Have you seen the members alluded to , or any of them , since you first appeared before this committee on ...
Side 1257
... answer to the House ; hav- ing deemed it unnecessary , on his refusal to an- swer the first , to propound any other of the ques- tions . Some conversation arising as to the proper mode of proceeding to compel the witness to answer- H ...
... answer to the House ; hav- ing deemed it unnecessary , on his refusal to an- swer the first , to propound any other of the ques- tions . Some conversation arising as to the proper mode of proceeding to compel the witness to answer- H ...
Side 1259
... answer , we ought to go home ; we ought not to sit here for one mo- ment . The gentleman can find no express dele- gation of such a power to the House , and there- fore argues against it . Did not the gentleman vote for the inquiry ...
... answer , we ought to go home ; we ought not to sit here for one mo- ment . The gentleman can find no express dele- gation of such a power to the House , and there- fore argues against it . Did not the gentleman vote for the inquiry ...
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