Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-05-18

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town 9 place rszors from Philadelphia
which then va. the se4g Of Government.
where the act referred 20 directed that
- ali cfscsry attached 70 TIE sea- Of Government
sbosld for the time renaazE- That Eone Of NE
sueeess0rs have entertained tie idea thgs taeir
Executive oesces eOzf1 be Performed ONLY n tie
seat Of Government i evidenced By hzDdrcas
upon hundreds Of sGch acts Performed b. E7y
ION 80 Lincoln. memorandum % tie general ma
ture and character OF some OF which acts Il so bEnif-
ted herewith. and no qzss13Or h8s been rsite1 80
70 the validity Of thosc &css or 20 the rtgnt ana
propriefy Of the Excessive 20 exercise the poSeFs
81 BE Office in any part Of the Unitsd stgtss
fsignedj L. :. 6EAST-
Washing ton, May 4. 1915
II will be perceived that the message IL
dated Washington. without the usual prefix
Of Executive Mansion"
Accompanying the message IL msmoran-
dunn Of ADsences OF Presidents Of the United
states from the National Capital during each
Of the several Administrations, aud ~ public
and Executive acts performed during the
time 81 such absences.