... side in the future unless a liberal amnesty was given. (Hear, hear.) Wisdom of the Past, This war almost more of a civil war than the Civil War of America, and he could not help referring to the noble words used President Lincoln that time, when he said ...

... believe it only wants some company lead the way, and others would follow. And cone upon a large scale might be the mesas of resettling thnasasde, perhaps hundreds of thousands, prosperous hornet iv our present depleted villages, with a consequent ration of ...

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... poverty and patr»° ' ism of the people in a cause that will tend *« crush the growing friendship of Great Britain *n* the United States. This comprehensive vote? censure was carried with only a handful of. sentients, and if it is to be taken as the verdict ...

... left of the Speaker walking out before the question was put. Supply—Civil Sebvice Estimates. The House then went into committee of Supply, and resumed the consideration of the Civil Service Estimates. On vote to complete the sum of £36,701 for the Charity ...

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