I do not think in the circumstances surrounding this case that the beneficiary should at this late day be permitted to impeach and set aside the medical certificate procured by himself and containing his own statements, upon which he secured exemption from further military service.
Grover Cleveland: “I do not think in the circumstances surrounding this case that the beneficiary should at this late day be permitted to…”
On the recordSeptember 6, 1888
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