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Excerpt from Silver Coinage: Speech of Hon. John H. Mitchell, of Oregon, in the Senate of the United States, Wednesday, January 29, 1890Sec. 3 That the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby authorized to ado t such rules and regulations as may be necessary to enforce the provisions of t is act.Mr. Mitchell. Mr. President, the pending bill, irrespective of the question as to its merit or lack of merit as a separate and inde pendent proposition, a...
Excerpt from Reply of John H. Mitchell to the Speech of Honorable Joseph Simon, United States Senator: Made in the Senate of the United States, March 6, 1900, in Which He, Referring to the Legislative Holdup in Oregon in 1897 Asserted That "the Failure of the House to Organize Is Attributable to Mr. Mitchell and to Him Alone"Gentlemen: I regret to state that I have been called home and will be unable to be present at the caucus to be held this...
Excerpt from Abrogation of Treaties With China, and Absolute Prohibition of Chinese Immigration
While in its issue of February 15 the constitutional expounder of the Washington Post exposed his consummate stupidity on the subj set by the following editorial.
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Excerpt from Silver Coinage: Speech of Hon. John H. Mitchell, of Oregon, in the Senate of the United States, Wednesday, January 29, 1890
Mr. Mitchell. I move that the Senate proceed to the consider ation of the bill (s. 58) for the free coinage oi silver, and other pur poses.
The vice-president. The Chair lays the bill before the Senate, pursuant to the notice heretofore given by the Senator from Oregon.
Mr. Mitchell. I ask that the bill be...
Excerpt from Reply of John H. Mitchell to the Speech of Honorable Joseph Simon, United States Senator: Made in the Senate of the United States, March 6, 1900, in Which He, Referring to the Legislative Holdup in Oregon in 1897 Asserted That "the Failure of the House to Organize Is Attributable to Mr. Mitchell and to Him Alone"
Again, further on in his speech, in referring to the letter of March loth, 1897, addressed to the Chairman of the Comm...
