The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-14
CONC RESS.
FORTY-FIRsT t sEssION-THIRD TERN.
Senate.

Continued from the Third Edition.
ties in connection with Governmen, clerkships by
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sufficient fund to relieve ell actual want in the Distrst
plorabe Of desstnton recently coming under his
Ssme and hdee%s crime on the part Of one thas
actual want should exist within the shadow Of the
Mr. Howoll said the continued clamor by Government
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than he Tsn on to show that
of living His experience that the rates Of living
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and oblivion Of all wrongful tS acts & dOps & q Of
Exceptions contained the third which reads
Section And be it further enacted. That the follow
ing Of and the rights titles and % of
segted from all provisions Of this act and Others
Militia,
@ s an aid and
shs e5e%fs sosRsT S;vDe been embsr Of either
House Of Congress- the United States shall have en-
to aid
held s e of head of
qtthe Executive pepaTtm Of the Governnen Of
Resden Judge any the United STATES
Re or given ad and to ne ReSe
and whoever shall have held either of the like Offices
Fourth, Whoever as a member Of convention shall
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sserstsd public stores public goods, shattes MONEYS,
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Eighth An property and 81 property ssaarea by
any lands tenements goods and chates other vaa
SS cation Whereby any tights
used as cemetery in which the bodies Of the soldiers Of
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therein be under the
Emitted psoSsd for noSas SSn
Ss political ihS o. any Ss
excepted from the benefit Of the OF this act
fore been removed shall be entitled to ali the benefits
Tenth Every right of action and liability sising any
s Of a be- m S al the and
Mr.. Lawrence asked how many the bill woald
Mt Butler replied that it would relieve everybody in the
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constable the had taken the oath 10
that they had to do was to TO 0SHgtess hereafter
~ objeeton has been made the
general amnesty He not the most orgiylng OF men,
could remain unoraiying long his neghbOrs
bI an homo hGnOrSSs S S aGS as e1 M
and when he did not forgive he remembered & all oyer
THAT persons other than those hereinafter excepted,
disqualified hold oee by the third section OF the
the United States. are hereby such disab
of this act except from the following classes of
Academy at est Point or the Naval School at Annapo
lis engaged in the Rebellion snd insurrsctioa
the enemies thereof
house f Of oenESess Of the United states shan have
gagged in rebellion against the same, or given aid and
Mr. Butler, Of MASSACHUSETTS, who reportee the bill
plain and advocate it. He said that was drawn
nau'ands from the Amnesty bill passed 6y the Fnssh
from the preamble and body Of the act and referred 70
the wOGn sna we're ri d M ss sesn BY e
having the French army invade Great Britain He
the as ths q be Os os 5 Sss
the state OF the country The bill yept out everything
other and said that more sut could be brought fer
who Wsrred 10 behalf OF the United States BY thOss
! who warred against it, =, -. .u r,,.;,, -
shTSs Ss sas aos
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that the first exception only applied 20 those maT,
ss sSaosos a. West Point sud 1Hnap Il did
apply to Sos wRS nsi n.ern 1s 10 nsonS
said he thSught i time after hearing eSiogy in tn
ss scuS Hn be My With should 10 pSt
end e Il the Union soldiers ad snythns during ts
in He wanted this bill passed i isr no otner
: Until the Aow of water has been stopped an,
the break of the Croton main repaired, the ful