History of Washington, the evergreen state, from early dawn to daylight; With portraits and biographies . tlitiW i(JM**0 t>\i\.V M\tt VVVtft ;.\.TV.«h,«t,. ?ESI/ ^^^^^^^ ^^4| , ^^^ ,.?fi*- iu«u;, Rt.;jVi^ v-vjufkhi. t-<t^^tn. VHSHVHMOK. THK M^^ VOHK PUfrLlC LIBRARY ^SrOE, LENOX AND tILUEN FOlINOAriKNS I HISTORY OF WASIIIXGTOX. 183 Montana, and to be admitted on the same basis,and all of tlieni by proclamation, went through without an ayeand no vote, to<?ether with the last proposition as to indiffer-ent mattei-s. Thereupon the indefatigable gentleman from
History of Washington, the evergreen state, from early dawn to daylight; With portraits and biographies . tlitiW i(JM**0 t>\i\.V M\tt VVVtft ;.\.TV.«h,«t,. ?ESI/ ^^^^^^^ ^^4| , ^^^ ,.?fi*- iu«u;, Rt.;jVi^ v-vjufkhi. t-<t^^tn. VHSHVHMOK. THK M^^ VOHK PUfrLlC LIBRARY ^SrOE, LENOX AND tILUEN FOlINOAriKNS I HISTORY OF WASIIIXGTOX. 183 Montana, and to be admitted on the same basis,and all of tlieni by proclamation, went through without an ayeand no vote, to<?ether with the last proposition as to indiffer-ent mattei-s. Thereupon the indefatigable gentleman from Ken-tucky insisted npon a vote upon the initial clause of desired to submit a preliminary inquiry to the Speaker. TheChair heard it. He desired to know whether, if the enactingclause f)f instructions was voted down, the conferees would notbe free and uuinstructed. The Speaker replied, except in so faras they may accept these votes as expressing the sense of theHouse. The gentleman nndertook to argue it after the previousquestion. To this I objected. The vote was taken. The yeaswere 148 and the nays 102. So that from the beginning to theend of th
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