Schuyler reached Ticonderoga in mid-July and assumed his position as Congressional commander-in-chief.

In mid-August a second Congressional general arrived, making three generals and half a dozen colonels for less than fifteen hundred troops.

But reinforcements were being sent; the Canadians could surely be persuaded; and a Congressional commission must be able to set things right.

(b) You are telegraphing a metropolitan paper the results of a Congressional election.

* AN OPEN CONGRESSIONAL COUNTENANCE.

Even the defeat of the Democratic Party in the Congressional elections of November, 1918, could not be interpreted to be a repudiation of the formation of a world organization.

On constitutional grounds, on its effect on the Monroe Doctrine, on jealousy as to Congressional powers, etc., there will be severe criticism which will materially weaken our position with other nations, and may, in view of senatorial hostility, defeat a treaty as to the League of Nations or at least render it impotent.

"What, then?" says the congressional candidate from Mettibemps; the "new contributor" to the oceanic magazine; Mrs. Potiphar, from behind her liveries; and poor Dives, senior, from Wall Street; "Are we to give up all ambition?"

He had a dreadful passion, which was not at all professional, For going for an office, either local or congressional.

From mural painting by H.O. Walker, Congressional Library, Washington, D.C.]

The supervision of the district is now in the hands of three commissioners, appointed by the president, but controlled by congressional legislation.

He coupled colossal boldness with the most expert knowledge of all the intricate workings of the congressional mechanism.

The Langdon speech on "The New South and the South of the Future" proved more than a document suited only to a reverent burial in the Congressional Record.

By-and-by, reporters of Congressional debates being few and very indifferent, his employer, Claypole, said to him,"You seem able to do everything that is wanted: pray, could you not do these Congressional Reports for us better than this drunken Callender, who gives us so much trouble?"

By-and-by, reporters of Congressional debates being few and very indifferent, his employer, Claypole, said to him,"You seem able to do everything that is wanted: pray, could you not do these Congressional Reports for us better than this drunken Callender, who gives us so much trouble?"

Safe from the prevailing epidemic of Congressional eloquence as if he had been inoculated for it early in his career, he addresses himself to the reason, and what he says sticks.

These laws, of course, convinced the government of the United States that the South had not yet decided to let slavery go and for that reason military rule and Congressional Reconstruction followed.

[Footnote 16: Congressional Record, 46th Congress, 2d Session, Vol. X, p. 104.]

It is surely no hardship for embryo governors, Senators, and Members of Congress to wait until the number of inhabitants shall equal those of a single Congressional district.

It is only the special-pleadings and constitutional hair-splittings by which Slavery has been forced under national protection, that now impede Congressional intervention in the affairs of Utah.

United States Code Congressional Service. Washington Digest Annotated.

The Congressional committee method of study adapted to the classroom; teacher's handbook.

Congressional Digest Corporation (PWH); 10Jan77; R651542.

SCHMECKEBIER, LAURENCE F. Congressional apportionment.

Mr. Somers was bolstered up in bed, in a flowered dressing gown, with a bottle of colchicum and a pile of Congressional reports on a stand beside him.