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... Senate took the case up in executive session and , after a little sniping at Stanton for not having exchanged prisoners of war more rapidly , to which he made a crushing retort by send- ing to the Department for the carefully kept ...
... Senate took the case up in executive session and , after a little sniping at Stanton for not having exchanged prisoners of war more rapidly , to which he made a crushing retort by send- ing to the Department for the carefully kept ...
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... Senate as Secre- tary of War . The nomination was held up until May 26 , when the most important articles of impeachment were voted on and had failed by a single ballot , seven Republicans going against . The next day Stanton wrote a ...
... Senate as Secre- tary of War . The nomination was held up until May 26 , when the most important articles of impeachment were voted on and had failed by a single ballot , seven Republicans going against . The next day Stanton wrote a ...
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... Senator from Mississippi , who mentioned it at the time to the Hon . James E. Rollins of Missouri . Mr. Saulsbury , Senator from Delaware , by a resolution offered in the Senate last winter , proposed to substanti- ate it before a ...
... Senator from Mississippi , who mentioned it at the time to the Hon . James E. Rollins of Missouri . Mr. Saulsbury , Senator from Delaware , by a resolution offered in the Senate last winter , proposed to substanti- ate it before a ...
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