It is certainly not a cause of regret if by legislation of this character he is afforded a means by which he may better ...
If the existence of the commodity taxed and the profits of its manufacture and sale depend upon disposing of it to the p...
I think it should be sustained; and its correctness is somewhat strengthened by the fact that the claimant continued in ...
I find no medical testimony referred to which with any distinctness charges death to the wound.
The object of the bill which I have approved is to extend the limit of the cost to $80,000 and to make the additional ap...
I am sure that in no case except in an application for pension would an attempt be made in the circumstances here develo...
To grant a pension in this case would clearly contravene the present policy of the Government.
I am unable to discover how any different determination could have been reached.
I herewith return without my approval Senate bill No. 1421, entitled 'An act granting a pension to William H. Weaver.'
Attention is called to the existence of this excess of appropriation and the suggestion made that it be returned to the ...
The trouble and expense incurred by the Pension Bureau to ascertain the truth and to deal fairly by this claimant, and t...
I have approved House bill No. 4335.
I return without approval House bill No. 9106, entitled 'An act granting a pension to Rachel Barnes.'
I conclude, therefore, that Congress in passing this bill acted in ignorance of the fact that a law providing for its ob...
My approval of the bill is withheld for this reason and in order to prevent an unnecessary and confusing multiplicity of...
It is hardly possible that the bill now before me is intended to authorize an additional bridge between the two towns na...
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...
