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Representative Holman, Of Indiana. says
he remembered the time in the anti-bellum
days in which he began his career in Con-
gress, how most southern Congressman kept
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OF the open shelf underneath their desks in
which books and papers were placed. The
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On one occasion a member in fumbling
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ex-Congressman Martin. of Texas. that on
one occasion when Mill was making some
peculiar and unexpected tariff utterances, his
Texas associate, sitting behind him, pulled
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his desk. saying, go ON Mills, I'm behind
you"
The Senate Committee on Territories has
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Chairman Faulkner says the bills are proba-
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disposed Of for such legislation. At the
meeting yesterday Senators Platt, Davis. and
Call objected to the admission of more states
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