It is extremely desirable that a new District Judge for the State of Minnesota should be appointed and confirmed at the ...
He has found it is necessary to return to New York to practice law and becomes one of the principal partners in one of t...
It would be a misfortune if Minnesota should not have the advantage of the establishment of this Court during the presen...
I consider it desirable in the interest of the people of Minnesota that the man appointed shall not only have had judici...
I have just had a survey made of the various departments as to the progress of the construction program.
The result of the bill would seem to be, through a report to Congress from the Court of Claims, to create a lawful aspec...
By far the largest part of the huge sum proposed in this bill is to be available to those who are not in distress.
The disabled veterans by their service to our country have earned its undying gratitude and I gladly share in the honors...
This act undertakes, by indirection, to revive the claims of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations for compensation for part...
But the increased values have been the result of the efforts of our citizens in building this Nation.
This case raises a very wide issue of whether we are to undertake revision of treaties entered into in the acquiring of ...
It is the purpose of the United States Government to do justice by the Indians and assist them to citizenship and partic...
I have supported, and the nation should maintain, the important principle that when men have been called into jeopardy o...
This case would I feel, create a dangerous precedent which could conceivably involve the Government in very large liabil...
The welfare of the veterans as a class is inseparable from that of the country.
The country should not be called upon, however, either directly or indirectly, to support or make loans to those who can...
In signing the general appropriation bill containing this item President Harrison protested at paying for land that alre...
I can't say. It is just cumulative.
