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Sherman (search for this): article 4
Kentucky and denouncing the war, and also attended another Convention on the 10th of September, where more resolutions were passed of the same import; and said Powell had given all aid and comfort to the enemy he could from the position he occupied: Therefore. Resolved, That said Lezarus W. Powell he expelled from the Senate. Referred to the Committee of the Judiciary. Mr. Fessenden, of Maine, (Rep.,) from the Committee on Finance, reported back the Appropriation bill. Mr. Sherman, of Ohio, (Rep.) called attention to those large showing the necessity for passing measures for retrenchment. Mr. Trumbull, of Illinois (Rep.,) asked how many men they were providing for? Mr. Fessenden said he did not know. r. Trumbull said he thought there was a disposition to over-altercate the number of troops. For instance, it had been reported in the newspapers that there were 50,000 men attacking. Fort Done Son, whereas, in fact, there were only about 28,000 men the
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The Federal Congress. From a report of the proceedings in the Federal Congress on Thursday, the 20th February we extract the following: Senate--Mr. Wilkinson of Minnesota, (Ren,) offered the following resolution: Whereas, Lezarus W. Powell, after several States had severed themselves from the Union, on the 20th of June inst. attended a large Southern States rights' Convention, and was President thereof, and when resolutions were passed approving the neutrality of Kentucky and denouncing the war, and also attended another Convention on the 10th of September, where more resolutions were passed of the same import; and said Powell had given all aid and comfort to the enemy he could from the position he occupied: Therefore. Resolved, That said Lezarus W. Powell he expelled from the Senate. Referred to the Committee of the Judiciary. Mr. Fessenden, of Maine, (Rep.,) from the Committee on Finance, reported back the Appropriation bill. Mr. Sherman, of Ohi
October, 9 AD (search for this): article 4
ral Congress on Thursday, the 20th February we extract the following: Senate--Mr. Wilkinson of Minnesota, (Ren,) offered the following resolution: Whereas, Lezarus W. Powell, after several States had severed themselves from the Union, on the 20th of June inst. attended a large Southern States rights' Convention, and was President thereof, and when resolutions were passed approving the neutrality of Kentucky and denouncing the war, and also attended another Convention on the 10th of September, where more resolutions were passed of the same import; and said Powell had given all aid and comfort to the enemy he could from the position he occupied: Therefore. Resolved, That said Lezarus W. Powell he expelled from the Senate. Referred to the Committee of the Judiciary. Mr. Fessenden, of Maine, (Rep.,) from the Committee on Finance, reported back the Appropriation bill. Mr. Sherman, of Ohio, (Rep.) called attention to those large showing the necessity for passi
February 20th (search for this): article 4
The Federal Congress. From a report of the proceedings in the Federal Congress on Thursday, the 20th February we extract the following: Senate--Mr. Wilkinson of Minnesota, (Ren,) offered the following resolution: Whereas, Lezarus W. Powell, after several States had severed themselves from the Union, on the 20th of June inst. attended a large Southern States rights' Convention, and was President thereof, and when resolutions were passed approving the neutrality of Kentucky and denouncing the war, and also attended another Convention on the 10th of September, where more resolutions were passed of the same import; and said Powell had given all aid and comfort to the enemy he could from the position he occupied: Therefore. Resolved, That said Lezarus W. Powell he expelled from the Senate. Referred to the Committee of the Judiciary. Mr. Fessenden, of Maine, (Rep.,) from the Committee on Finance, reported back the Appropriation bill. Mr. Sherman, of Ohi
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