Trial of Andrew Johnson: President of the United States, Before the Senate of the United States, on Impeachment by the House of Representatives for High Crimes and Misdemeanors, Том 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1868 |
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... Whole to attend appear at bar of the Senate with articles demand that the Senate take process , & c articles of ... rules of procedure on the trial of . answer of respondent .. replication .. opening arguments . evidence .. arguments ...
... Whole to attend appear at bar of the Senate with articles demand that the Senate take process , & c articles of ... rules of procedure on the trial of . answer of respondent .. replication .. opening arguments . evidence .. arguments ...
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... whole number of persons to speak on each side , and not to each person severally . it is not in order to call up business transacted in legislative session objections to putting question to witness by a member of the court must come ...
... whole number of persons to speak on each side , and not to each person severally . it is not in order to call up business transacted in legislative session objections to putting question to witness by a member of the court must come ...
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... whole deliberation on final question , and not to final question on each article- [ By Mr. Drake . ] offered , II - 474 ; adopted II - 478 Rules . ( See Practice . ) order ( in House ) limiting debate and directing proceedings when ...
... whole deliberation on final question , and not to final question on each article- [ By Mr. Drake . ] offered , II - 474 ; adopted II - 478 Rules . ( See Practice . ) order ( in House ) limiting debate and directing proceedings when ...
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... Whole thereon ; that speeches in committee shall be limited to fifteen minutes each , which debate shall continue till the next legislative day after the report , to the exclusion of all other business except the reading of the journal ...
... Whole thereon ; that speeches in committee shall be limited to fifteen minutes each , which debate shall continue till the next legislative day after the report , to the exclusion of all other business except the reading of the journal ...
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... Whole , ( Mr. Scofield in the chair , ) and continued the consideration of the report of the committee to prepare articles of impeach- ment , which were afterwards adopted by a separate vote on each . The SPEAKER . Under the order ...
... Whole , ( Mr. Scofield in the chair , ) and continued the consideration of the report of the committee to prepare articles of impeach- ment , which were afterwards adopted by a separate vote on each . The SPEAKER . Under the order ...
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