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Committee on the Judiciary of the Senate for the Thirty-Eighth Session of Congress

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Committee on the Judiciary of the Senate - Details

Lafayette S. Foster Connecticut Delegation

James A. Bayard Delaware Delegation

Lyman Trumbull Illinois Delegation

Lazarus W. Powell Kentucky Delegation

Reverdy Johnson Maryland Delegation

Jacob M. Howard Michigan Delegation

John C. Ten Eyck New Jersey Delegation

Ira Harris New York Delegation

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Sessions (8)

14 December 1863

Senators are appointed to the Committee.

7

12 January 1864

S. Res. 16 is received from the Senate.

1

01 February 1864

James A. Bayard leaves the Committee on his resignation from the Senate.

1

03 February 1864

Reverdy Johnson is appointed to the Committee to fill the vacancy.

1

09 February 1864

S. Res. 16 is amended and referred back to the Senate; S. Res. 24 and 25 are received from the Senate; S. Res. 24 is reported back to the Senate.

1

2

3

10 May 1864

S. Res. 25 is referred back to the Senate.

1

14 June 1864

Mr. Sumner's Resolution on the Readmission of Rebellious States is received from the Senate.

1

26 June 1864

Mr. Sumner's resolution on the Readmission of Rebel States is referred back to the Senate.

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