The Recognition of Cuban Independence
The Recognition of Cuban Independence
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Mr. BACON. When the Senator from Wisconsin wishes to ask me a question, I am glad to yield, but I do not think he ought to stop me to argue the matter.
Mr. SPOONER. That is right.
Mr. FAIRBANKS. Mr. President- Mr. CHANDLER. I ask the Senator from Georgia Mr. BACON. Tiie Senator from Indiana some time ago asked me to yield, and I now yield to him.
Mr. FAIRBANKS. I ask the Senator from Georgia whether or not a vote in favor of concurrence in the final conference report was not in eft'ect a vote f...or the various resolutions to which the Senator has just alluded?
Mr. BACON. It might have been in spirit; it was not in fact.
Mr. FAIRBANKS. Was not a vote for or against concurrence in the final conference report in efl'ect a vote for or against the resolutions?
Mr. BACON. No; bv no means.
Mr. FAIRBANKS. Mr. President Mr. BACON. The Senator will pardon^ jne for just a moment. It was by no means, as 1 was ondea\ oring to show when I yielded to the Senator from Wisconsin. The conference committee has no jurisdiction outside of the differences between the two Houses, tlie matter in difference between the two Houses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. BACON. When the Senator from Wisconsin wishes to ask me a question, I am glad to yield, but I do not think he ought to stop me to argue the matter.
Mr. SPOONER. That is right.
Mr. FAIRBANKS. Mr. President- Mr. CHANDLER. I ask the Senator from Georgia Mr. BACON. Tiie Senator from Indiana some time ago asked me to yield, and I now yield to him.
Mr. FAIRBANKS. I ask the Senator from Georgia whether or not a vote in favor of concurrence in the final conference report was not in eft'ect a vote f...or the various resolutions to which the Senator has just alluded?
Mr. BACON. It might have been in spirit; it was not in fact.
Mr. FAIRBANKS. Was not a vote for or against concurrence in the final conference report in efl'ect a vote for or against the resolutions?
Mr. BACON. No; bv no means.
Mr. FAIRBANKS. Mr. President Mr. BACON. The Senator will pardon^ jne for just a moment. It was by no means, as 1 was ondea\ oring to show when I yielded to the Senator from Wisconsin. The conference committee has no jurisdiction outside of the differences between the two Houses, tlie matter in difference between the two Houses.
What to read after The Recognition of Cuban Independence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augustus Octavius Bacon to read onlineMoreLess
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