I return without approval Senate bill No. 63.
To the Senate of the United States: In further response to the Senate resolutions of the 10th of May and 10th of July, 1...
I conclude, therefore, that Congress in passing this bill acted in ignorance of the fact that a law providing for its ob...
I transmit herewith reports from the heads of the several Executive Departments of the Government.
To the Senate of the United States: In response to the resolutions of the Senate dated respectively May 10 and July 10, ...
I transmit herewith a communication of 3d instant, with inclosures, from the Secretary of the Interior, recommending leg...
The necessity to the Government of a proper place to hold its courts is the only consideration which should have any wei...
I am satisfied that the present necessity for this building is not urgent, and that something may be gained by a delay w...
I do not understand that the present post-office quarters are either insufficient or inconvenient.
This, of course, renders the proposed legislation entirely inoperative.
At any rate, her rights should not be in the least jeopardized by the completion of the legislation proposed in this bil...
I do not understand that the claim has been finally rejected.
I transmit herewith, for your information, a report from the Secretary of State, inclosing the correspondence which has ...
I am not satisfied that the expenditure of $150,000 for their accommodation, as proposed by this bill, is in accordance ...
I respectfully urge the consideration of the convention by the Senate during the present session.
The Indian occupants have not given their consent to it.
I return without approval Senate bill No. 2281.
I am impressed with the belief that the bill under consideration does not sufficiently guard against an invasion of the ...
