Debates in the House of Representatives on the Fifteenth Amendment, 1869

January 23, 1869 (2)

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2: House, January 23, 1869 (2), ¶ 2 (House1869.Jan23b.2)

Mr. SHANKS. If the gentleman will give way I will move that the House adjourn.

3: House, January 23, 1869 (2), ¶ 3 (House1869.Jan23b.3)

Mr. CULLOM. Before I do so I desire to state that a part of the remarks which I intend to make are not entirely pertinent to the subject under discussion t o day and I would like to have the unanimous consent of the House to make them, so as not to bo called to order upon that point. I should, of course, be subject to whatever rules the House may enforce as to any other point of order.

6: House, January 23, 1869 (2), ¶ 6 (House1869.Jan23b.6)

Mr. SHANKS. I move that the House do now adjourn.

7: House, January 23, 1869 (2), ¶ 7 (House1869.Jan23b.7)

The motion was agreed to; and thereupon (at three o clock and forty five minutes p. m.)

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