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The House of Representatives
The House of Representatives of the Thirty-Eighth Session of Congress
United States Thirteenth Amendment 1863-65
An amendment to the United States Constitution to abolish slavery introduced during the American Civil War.
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Membership (189 members):
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- Thomas B. Shannon ( California Delegation ) Visualize
- Augustus Brandegee ( Connecticut Delegation ) Visualize
- Henry C. Deming ( Connecticut Delegation ) Visualize
- James E. English ( Connecticut Delegation ) Visualize
- John H. Hubbard ( Connecticut Delegation ) Visualize
- Nathaniel B. Smithers ( Delaware Delegation ) Visualize
- James C. Allen ( Illinois Delegation ) Visualize
- William J. Allen ( Illinois Delegation ) Visualize
- Isaac N. Arnold ( Illinois Delegation ) Visualize
- John R. Eden ( Illinois Delegation ) Visualize
- John F. Farnsworth ( Illinois Delegation ) Visualize
- Charles M. Harris ( Illinois Delegation ) Visualize
- Ebon C. Ingersoll ( Illinois Delegation ) Visualize
- Anthony L. Knapp ( Illinois Delegation ) Visualize
- Owen Lovejoy ( Illinois Delegation ) Visualize
- William R. Morrison ( Illinois Delegation ) Visualize
- Jesse O. Norton ( Illinois Delegation ) Visualize
- James C. Robinson ( Illinois Delegation ) Visualize
- Lewis W. Ross ( Illinois Delegation ) Visualize
- John T. Stuart ( Illinois Delegation ) Visualize
- Elihu B. Washburne ( Illinois Delegation ) Visualize
- Schuyler Colfax ( Indiana Delegation ) Visualize
- James A. Cravens ( Indiana Delegation ) Visualize
- Ebenezer Dumont ( Indiana Delegation ) Visualize
- Joseph K. Edgerton ( Indiana Delegation ) Visualize
- Henry W. Harrington ( Indiana Delegation ) Visualize
- William S. Holman ( Indiana Delegation ) Visualize
- George W. Julian ( Indiana Delegation ) Visualize
- John Law ( Indiana Delegation ) Visualize
- James F. McDowell ( Indiana Delegation ) Visualize
- Godlove S. Orth ( Indiana Delegation ) Visualize
- Daniel W. Voorhees ( Indiana Delegation ) Visualize
- William B. Allison ( Iowa Delegation ) Visualize
- Josiah B. Grinnell ( Iowa Delegation ) Visualize
- Asahel W. Hubbard ( Iowa Delegation ) Visualize
- John A. Kasson ( Iowa Delegation ) Visualize
- Hiram Price ( Iowa Delegation ) Visualize
- James F. Wilson ( Iowa Delegation ) Visualize
- A. Carter Wilder ( Kansas Delegation ) Visualize
- Lucien Anderson ( Kentucky Delegation ) Visualize
- Brutus J. Clay ( Kentucky Delegation ) Visualize
- Henry Grider ( Kentucky Delegation ) Visualize
- Aaron Harding ( Kentucky Delegation ) Visualize
- Robert Mallory ( Kentucky Delegation ) Visualize
- William H. Randall ( Kentucky Delegation ) Visualize
- Green C. Smith ( Kentucky Delegation ) Visualize
- William H. Wadsworth ( Kentucky Delegation ) Visualize
- George H. Yeaman ( Kentucky Delegation ) Visualize
- Thomas Cottman ( Louisiana Delegation ) Visualize
- A. P. Field ( Louisiana Delegation ) Visualize
- James G. Blaine ( Maine Delegation ) Visualize
- Sidney Perham ( Maine Delegation ) Visualize
- Frederick A. Pike ( Maine Delegation ) Visualize
- John H. Rice ( Maine Delegation ) Visualize
- Lorenzo D. M. Sweat ( Maine Delegation ) Visualize
- John A. J. Creswell ( Maryland Delegation ) Visualize
- Henry Winter Davis ( Maryland Delegation ) Visualize
- Benjamin G. Harris ( Maryland Delegation ) Visualize
- Francis Thomas ( Maryland Delegation ) Visualize
- Edwin H. Webster ( Maryland Delegation ) Visualize
- John B. Alley ( Massachusetts Delegation ) Visualize
- Oakes Ames ( Massachusetts Delegation ) Visualize
- John D. Baldwin ( Massachusetts Delegation ) Visualize
- George S. Boutwell ( Massachusetts Delegation ) Visualize
- Henry L. Dawes ( Massachusetts Delegation ) Visualize
- Thomas D. Eliot ( Massachusetts Delegation ) Visualize
- Daniel W. Gooch ( Massachusetts Delegation ) Visualize
- Samuel Hooper ( Massachusetts Delegation ) Visualize
- Alexander H. Rice ( Massachusetts Delegation ) Visualize
- William B. Washburn ( Massachusetts Delegation ) Visualize
- Augustus C. Baldwin ( Michigan Delegation ) Visualize
- Fernando C. Beaman ( Michigan Delegation ) Visualize
- John F. Driggs ( Michigan Delegation ) Visualize
- Francis W. Kellogg ( Michigan Delegation ) Visualize
- John W. Longyear ( Michigan Delegation ) Visualize
- Charles Upson ( Michigan Delegation ) Visualize
- Ignatius L. Donnelly ( Minnesota Delegation ) Visualize
- William Windom ( Minnesota Delegation ) Visualize
- Francis P. Blair ( Missouri Delegation ) Visualize
- Henry T. Blow ( Missouri Delegation ) Visualize
- Sempronius H. Boyd ( Missouri Delegation ) Visualize
- William A. Hall ( Missouri Delegation ) Visualize
- Austin A. King ( Missouri Delegation ) Visualize
- Samuel Knox ( Missouri Delegation ) Visualize
- Benjamin F. Loan ( Missouri Delegation ) Visualize
- Joseph W. McClurg ( Missouri Delegation ) Visualize
- James S. Rollins ( Missouri Delegation ) Visualize
- John G. Scott ( Missouri Delegation ) Visualize
- Henry G. Worthington ( Nevada Delegation ) Visualize
- Daniel Marcy ( New Hampshire Delegation ) Visualize
- James W. Patterson ( New Hampshire Delegation ) Visualize
- Edward H. Rollins ( New Hampshire Delegation ) Visualize
- George Middleton ( New Jersey Delegation ) Visualize
- Nehemiah Perry ( New Jersey Delegation ) Visualize
- Andrew J. Rogers ( New Jersey Delegation ) Visualize
- John F. Starr ( New Jersey Delegation ) Visualize
- William G. Steele ( New Jersey Delegation ) Visualize
- James Brooks ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- John W. Chanler ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Ambrose W. Clark ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Freeman Clarke ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Thomas T. Davis ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Reuben E. Fenton ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Augustus Frank ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- John Ganson ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- John Augustus Griswold ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Anson Herrick ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Giles W. Hotchkiss ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Calvin T. Hulburd ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Martin Kalbfleisch ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Orlando Kellogg ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Francis Kernan ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- DeWitt C. Littlejohn ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- James M. Marvin ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Samuel F. Miller ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Daniel Morris ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Homer A. Nelson ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Moses F. Odell ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Theodore M. Pomeroy ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- John V. L. Pruyn ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- William Radford ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Henry G. Stebbins ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- John B. Steele ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Dwight Townsend ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Robert B. Van Valkenburgh ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Elijah Ward ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Charles H. Winfield ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Benjamin Wood ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- Fernando Wood ( New York Delegation ) Visualize
- James M. Ashley ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- George Bliss ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- Samuel S. Cox ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- Ephraim R. Eckley ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- William E. Finck ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- James A. Garfield ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- Wells A. Hutchins ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- William Johnston ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- Francis C. Le Blond ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- Alexander Long ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- John F. McKinney ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- James R. Morris ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- Warren P. Noble ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- John O'Neill ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- George H. Pendleton ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- Robert C. Schenck ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- Rufus P. Spalding ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- Chilton A. White ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- Joseph W. White ( Ohio Delegation ) Visualize
- John R. McBride ( Oregon Delegation ) Visualize
- Sydenham E. Ancona ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- Joseph Bailey ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- John M. Broomall ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- Alexander H. Coffroth ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- John L. Dawson ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- Charles Denison ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- James T. Hale ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- Philip Johnson ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- William D. Kelley ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- Jesse Lazear ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- Archibald McAllister ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- William H. Miller ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- James K. Moorhead ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- Amos Myers ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- Leonard Myers ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- Charles O'Neill ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- Samuel J. Randall ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- Glenni W. Scofield ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- Thaddeus Stevens ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- John D. Stiles ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- Myer Strouse ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- M. Russell Thayer ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- Henry W. Tracy ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- Thomas Williams ( Pennsylvania Delegation ) Visualize
- Nathan F. Dixon ( Rhode Island Delegation ) Visualize
- Thomas Jenckes ( Rhode Island Delegation ) Visualize
- Portus Baxter ( Vermont Delegation ) Visualize
- Justin S. Morrill ( Vermont Delegation ) Visualize
- Frederick E. Woodbridge ( Vermont Delegation ) Visualize
- Jacob B. Blair ( West Virginia Delegation ) Visualize
- William G. Brown ( West Virginia Delegation ) Visualize
- Kellian Whaley ( West Virginia Delegation ) Visualize
- James S. Brown ( Wisconsin Delegation ) Visualize
- Amasa Cobb ( Wisconsin Delegation ) Visualize
- Charles A. Eldredge ( Wisconsin Delegation ) Visualize
- Walter D. McIndoe ( Wisconsin Delegation ) Visualize
- Ithamar C. Sloan ( Wisconsin Delegation ) Visualize
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Sessions (96)
First day of House business; Representatives elect present credentials and are sworn in; Schuyler Colfax elected speaker.
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The Committee to Wait on the President is appointed; various Officers of the House are elected; notice is given of President Lincoln's address to Congress.
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President Lincoln's Annual Message is received, along with the Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction; they are referred to the Committee of the Whole.
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Rev. William Henry Channing is elected Chaplain of the House.
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The newly elected Chaplain is sworn in; the Standing Committees are appointed by the Speaker; H. R. 14, H. R. 21, H. R. 24, and H. Res. 9 are first introduced and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary; Mr. Fink, Mr. Harding, Mr. Wadsworth, and Mr. Holman present resolutions to the House.
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A Petition on the Missouri Contested Election is introduced and referred to the Committee of Elections; Mr. Stevens submits a Resolution to Create a Special Committee of Nine (the Committee on Rebellious States, to whom he proposes to refer passages from the President's address), which is passed.
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Mr. Rollins submits a Resolution on the Object of the War, which is laid over under the rules; the Committee on Rebellious States is appointed.
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Mr. Edgerton submits a Resolution on the Protection of Domestic Institutions, which is laid on the table.
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The House resolves itself into Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union to debate the President's Annual Message.
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Mr. Rogers submits Resolutions on the Constitutional Protection of Domestic Institutions, which are laid on the table.
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Mr. Gordon N. Mott joins the House; H. R. 118 is first introduced and postponed.
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Francis P. Blair takes the Oath of Office.
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The First Resolution on the Dakota contested election is reported by the Committee of Elections, laid on the table and printed; H. R. 24 is reported by the Committee on the Judiciary without amendment and recommitted to the same.
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The First Resolution on the Dakota contested election is debated and finally adopted; William Jayne joins the House.
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Mr. Dawson submits a Resolution on External Interference with Local Laws and Institutions, which is laid on the table; the House refuses Mr. Davis unanimous consent to report H. R. 244; Mr. Harding submits a Resolution on the Maintenance Inviolate of Domestic Institutions, which is referred to the Committee on Rebellious States.
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Mr. Gooch is excused from membership of the Select Committee on Rebellious States; Mr. Boutwell is appointed in his place.
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Mr. McDowell submits Resolutions on the Rights of Citizens; Mr. Edgerton submits Resolutions Censuring the President's Actions; both are laid over under the rules.
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Mr. Blow announces the death of John W. Noell, a member elect to the present House from the State of Missouri.
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Mr. William H. Wallace of Idaho joins the House.
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Mr. Blair submits Resolutions on the Status and Rights of the Rebellious States; the House refuses to lay them on the table; they lie over under the rules.
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Mr. Windom submits a Joint Resolution Proposing an Emancipation Article to be Added to the Constitution, which is referred to the Committee on the Judiciary; Mr. Arnold submits a Resolution to Amend the Constitution to Abolish Slavery, which is adopted; H. R. 244 is reported from the Committee on Rebellious States and recommitted to the same.
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Mr. Davis moves to reconsider the vote by which H. R. 244 was recommitted.
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The House resolves itself into Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union to debate the President's Annual Message.
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Mr. Morrison submits a Resolution on the Legal and Constitutional Protections of Slavery, which lies over under the rules.
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The House resolves itself into Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union to debate the President's Annual Message.
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The House resolves itself into Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union to debate the President's Annual Message.
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Mr. Rice submits a Resolution to Secure Equal Rights for Black Citizens, which lies over under the rules.
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The House resolves itself into Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union to debate the President's Annual Message.
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The vote to recommit H. R. 244 is reconsidered and the bill is made the special order for after the disposition of the currency bill.
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The House resolves itself into Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union to debate the President's Annual Message.
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Mr. Stevens introduces H. Res. 53, which is is read and amended; the death of Hon. Owen Lovejoy is announced.
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H. Res. 53 is taken up and its further consideration is postponed for two weeks; various representatives are granted leave to record their votes for or against the rejection of H. Res. 53.
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Votes recorded for H. Res. 53; the President's Annual Message is considered in the committee of the Whole.
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The House resolves itself into Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union to debate the President's Annual Message.
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The Senate informs the House that they have passed S. Res. 16 and ask the concurrence of the House.
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Mr. Cravens submits Resolutions on the Dangers of Amending the Constitution, which lie over under the rules.
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Consideration of H. R. 244 is postponed until Tuesday next; consideration of H. Res. 53 is postponed for two weeks.
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H. R. 244 is debated; Mr. Ashley enters a motion to recommit it to the Committee on Rebellious States.
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H. R. 244 is debated; Mr. Stevens moves to offer a substitute for it but objection is made.
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Resolution on the Rights of Seceded States to Their Domestic Institutions is debated; Resolution on the Exercise of State Rights is debated, and then referred to the Committee on Rebellious States; H. R. 244 is debated.
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H. R. 244 is taken up by the House and debated; Mr. Davis offers a substitute, which is adopted; Mr. Davis offers part of Mr. Stevens' substitute by way of a preamble, which is amended but eventually rejected.
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A message on the passage of H. R. 244 is sent to the Senate.
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The Committee of Elections submits a Report and Resolutions on the Missouri Contested Election.
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Mr. Dawson submits a Resolution on the Purpose of the War and the Protection of Domestic Institutions; it is debated and laid on the table.
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Mr. E. C. Ingersoll joins the House in replacement of Owen Lovejoy.
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Mr. Dawes from the Committee of Elections submits another Report on the Dakota Contested Election and Resolution on the Dakota Contested Election; the House lays them on the table and prints them.
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Resolution on the Object of the War is taken up by the House and debated; S. Res. 57 taken up by the House and it is debated and referred the Committee for the District of Columbia; the motion to refer S. Res. 57 is reconsidered.
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S. Res. 57 is taken up by the House and debated; a Message from the Senate is received on asking for concurrence a joint resolution for the revision of laws in the District of Columbia; S. Res. 16 taken up and debated.
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Mr. Scofield submits the Minority Report on the Dakota Contested Election, from the Committee of Election; it is laid on the table and printed.
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Mr. Ganson submitted the Minority Report on the Missouri Contested Election, from the Committee on Elections; it is laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
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Consideration of S. Res. 16 is postponed.
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Missouri Contested Election Resolutions are divided and adopted; Francis P. Blair leaves the House and Samuel Knox joins the House; Second Resolution on the Dakota Contested Election is called up.
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Resolution on Dakota Contested Election is taken up by the House; J. B. S. Todd joins the House, William Jayne leaves the House.
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The House takes up S. Res. 16 and it is debated.
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S. Res. 16 is taken up and debated by the House, and rejected.
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The House is informed H. R. 244 passed the Senate; it is taken up in the House and debated.
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The first session of the Thirty-Eighth Congress adjourns; Gordon N. Mott and Henry G. Stebbins leave the House; Committee on Enrolled Bills announces H. R. 244 was sent to the president; Message sent to Senate on enrollment of H. R. 244.
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Second session of the Thirty-eighth Congress convenes; Mr. Washburne submits the Resolution to Inform the Senate of the Assembly of the House and the Resolution to Create Committee to Wait Upon the President; Mr. Dawes submits the Resolution to Allow Louisiana Claimants to Occupy Seats.
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The President's Annual Message of the Second Session of the 38th Congress was presented, printed, and referred; more members entered the House.
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More members enter the House.
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More members join the House; President's Annual Message is considered in the Committee of the Whole.
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More members join the House; H. R. 602 is reported from the Committee on the Rebellious States and then recommitted.
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Reuben Fenton leaves the House of Representatives; More members join the House; H. R. 602 is reported back from the Committee on the Rebellious States with amendments; President's Annual Message is considered in the Committee of the Whole.
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Henry G. Worthington joins the house as the representative from Nevada.
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More members join the House; President's Annual Message is discussed in Committee of the Whole.
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James Allen joins the House; the House considers S. Res. 16.
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Brutus Clay and Chilton White join the House; the House continues to consider S. Res. 16; amendments are offered to H. R. 602.
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William Johnston joins the House; the House continues to consider S. Res. 16; notice given for a substitute for H. R. 602.
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The House continues to consider S. Res. 16
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The House continues to consider S. Res. 16
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The House continues to consider S. Res. 16; notice of a substitute is given for H. R. 602.
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The House continues to consider S. Res. 16.
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H. R. 602 is debated and amended.
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H. R. 602 is considered and debated.
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Wells A. Hutchins joins the House.
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The House decides to take up S. Res. 16 and the Motion to Reconsider on the next day.
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The House takes up and debates S. Res. 16.
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The House continues to consider S. Res. 16; it is passed.
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The House is informed of the enrollment of S. Res. 16, and informs the Senate.
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H. R. 740 is introduced and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
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H. R. 602 is considered and postponed.
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H. R. 602 is considered and debated.
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H. R. 602 comes up in regular order of business and is passed over.
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Mr. Ashley asks unanimous consent to submit substitute from the Committee on the Rebellious States to H. R. 602.
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The Committee on the Rebellious States substitute is printed.
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H. R. 602 is considered and debated.
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A substitute for H. R. 740 is printed; H. R. 602 is debated, amended, and laid on the table.
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H. R. 740 is considered and debated.
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The second session of the Thirty-Eighth Congress adjourns.
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