Periodical Public record of Perry Belmont, a member of the House of representatives in the 47th, 48th, 49th, 50th Congress ... Vol. 1-2
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- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
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Image 7 of Vol. 1-2 PUBLIC RECORD OF PERRY BELMONT A MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IN THE 47TH 48TH 49TH 30TH Congress Vol. I COMPRISTXr, THE OFFICIAL RECORD OF THE 47tH CoNGRESS, FROM 1881 TO...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 8 of Vol. 1-2 •VJ^ p.. lU f JAMES B. LYON, ■PRINTER, KLECTROTYPER AND BINDER, LYON BLOCK, ALBANY, N. Y. JP-^^HQ/L
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 9 of Vol. 1-2 SPEECHES, LETTERS, MEMORANDA. FIRST CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION AND CAMPAIGN. FIRST NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS, ISSO. (Summnry of a r«»port In tho Xi w York HcraUl, October 17, ISSO.) The Democratic Convention of tlu First...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 10 of Vol. 1-2 IV ELECTION TO CONGRESS. faction I feel in accepting this great honor at your hands. Long since it has been my desire and my pride to be called into the service of...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 11 of Vol. 1-2 ELECTION TO COXGKESS. T by ballot, tbe Cbairman, assisted b} the secretaries, counting and an- nouncing tlie result. The first ballot was as follows: Belmont, 18: Townsend. G; Brooks, 10: Ta])or, 2....
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 12 of Vol. 1-2 Vi ELECTION TO CONGRESS. that duty. It is tlie uussion of the Democratic party to perpetuate under a Democratic administration tlie era of peace and prosperity which was inaugurated with the election...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 13 of Vol. 1-2 ELECTIOX TO CONGRESS. VU (Summary of report ia New York World, October 30, ISSO.) Tlie closing meeting of the campaign at abylon. Long Island, was held last night in the Wigwam near...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 14 of Vol. 1-2 Viii ELECTION TO CONGEESS. (From the New York Herald, October 31, 1880.) ]\Iore attention is concentrated on the First and Eleventli Congres- sional Districts than on any others at this end of...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 15 of Vol. 1-2 RECORD IN CONGRESS. FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION. December 5, 1881, to August 8, 1882. Speaker, J. WARREN KEIFER. APrOTXT:\[EXTS OX STAXDIXG COMMITTEES. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. December 21, ISSl. The SPEAKER announced the appointment...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 16 of Vol. 1-2 EECOED IX COXGKESS. EELIEF FOE AMERICAN SHIPPING. December 16, ISSl. Mr. BELMONT iNTaoDucED the following bill to repeal and amend CERTAIN ACTS RELATING TO COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION AND TO MERCUANT SEAMEN: Be...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 17 of Vol. 1-2 EECOED IX COXGEESS. 3 That section forty-five hundred and eighty-three of the Revised Statutes of the United States be amended by striliing out all after the words then he may, if he...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 18 of Vol. 1-2 4 EECOED IN CONGEESS. be radically Tvrong, for not only are the energies of our people cramped, but our valuable natural resources are being dissipated also. Trade between countries balances itself, but...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 19 of Vol. 1-2 EECORD IN COXGEESS. 5 edge that we were deceived in the provisions of the bill introduced by Mr. Belmont, through relying on the extract from the New York Protectionist. We have since...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 20 of Vol. 1-2 RECORD IN CONGRESS. THE CHILIAN-PEKUVIAK INVESTIGATION. January 17, 1882. Mr. BELMONT introduced the following resolution: Resolved, That the Presideut be and he is hereby requested, if iu his opinion it be not...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 21 of Vol. 1-2 EECORD IX COXGEESS. 7 Also, copies of any other letters already comiiuuiicated from which uanies of persons and firms have been omitted; And that the President be requested to inform the House...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 22 of Vol. 1-2 8 EECOED IN CONGRESS. Mr. COX, of New York. Let them both be referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs, as there seems to be some diversity of opinion in reference to...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 23 of Vol. 1-2 EECOED IN CONGRESS. 9 Mr. BELMONT.— I will offer mine, then, as an amendment, and I ask the Clerk to read that second clause of my resolution. The Clerk read as follows:...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 24 of Vol. 1-2 10 RECORD IX COXGRESS. NATUEALIZATION. March 13, 1SS2. Mr. BELMOXT submitted the following resolution, which was re- ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary: Rcsoh cd, That the Committee on the Judiciary...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 25 of Vol. 1-2 EECOED IN COXGEESS. 11 [CHILIAN-PERUVIAX INVESTIGATION CONTINUED.] JACOB K. SHIPHERD. March IG, 1SS2. Mr. BELMOXT offered the following resolution, which was adopted: Resokrd. That the Committee on Foreign Affairs he directed to...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 26 of Vol. 1-2 12 EECORD IN CONGEESS. [CHILIAN-PERUVIAN INVESTIGATION CONTINUED.] SOUTH PACIFIC SQUADEON. May 3, 1882. Mr. BEL]\IONT submitted the following resolution, wliicli was re- ferred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs: Resolved, That the...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 27 of Vol. 1-2 KECOKD IN CONGRESS. 13 REPLY TO YOUXG MEX s DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATIOiSr. Washixoton-, May 5. My Dear Sir. The approval which the Young ]\Ien s Democratic Association of Pliiladelphia has by formal resolution...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 28 of Vol. 1-2 14 EECOED IN CONGEESS. SO I should have found ample cause for satisfaction in the expressions of approval like that I have received from your association and from those whose judgment and...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 29 of Vol. 1-2 EECOED IX COXGKESS. 15 To say that Mr. Blaiue s bearing before the committee, his trueulence, his evasiveness aud his petty triclis will destroy forever the chances of distinction to which he...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 30 of Vol. 1-2 16 EECOED IN COXGEESS. to the United States as a motive for more or less graceful recession from an attitude of belligerency, have wounded the sensitive nature of Mr. Blaine, the people...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 31 of Vol. 1-2 EECOED IX CONGRESS. 17 (From the Boston Post.) It was through no seeking or desire of his thut the task of plying Mr. Bhiine with those questions to which the country wanted...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 32 of Vol. 1-2 18 RECORD IN CONGRESS. A PRIME MERIDIAN. June 24, 1882. Mr. Belmont reported back from the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Joint resolution (H. R. No. 209) to authorize the President of the...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 33 of Vol. 1-2 EECOED IN CONGRESS. 19 Bureau and Signal Service system, with postal and other stations extending over nearly four hours of solar time in North America, has already compelled the adop- tion of...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 34 of Vol. 1-2 20 EECOED IN COVGRESS. [LATER IN THE DAY.] Mr. BELMONT. I move to reconsider the vote by which the House this morning refused to order to be engrossed for a third reading...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 35 of Vol. 1-2 EECOED IN C0NGKES3. 21 SPEECH UPON NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL. THE CHILIAN-PERUVIAN INVESTIGATION. July 5, 1S82. THE HOUSE HAVING UNDER CONSIDERATION THE BILL (H. R. 6616), MAKING APPRO- PRIATIONS FOR THE NAVAL SERVICE,...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 36 of Vol. 1-2 22 EECOED IN CONGRESS. opening the way to a direct European interference in South American affairs and in giving a color of necessity to such an interference. To make this perfectly clear...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 37 of Vol. 1-2 EECORD IN CONGRESS. 23 The revenue thus obtained, though great, was insufficient for the pur- poses of the Peruvian Government, whose debt in 1860 amounted to $20,000,000, and wliich had grown to...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 38 of Vol. 1-2 24 RECORD IN CONGRESS. by avowing that a treaty conditional in its terms had been concluded between Peru and Bolivia, February 6, 1873v with the object of strength- ening the Peruvian Government...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 39 of Vol. 1-2 EECOED IN COXGEESS. 25 April 19, 1879, Mr. Osborn sent to the State Department the war mani- festo of Chili announcing the outbreak of these deplorable hostilities. The only notice taken of...
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898
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Image 40 of Vol. 1-2 26 KECOKD IN CONGKESS. it is clear that he wished not only to respect belligerent rights himself^ not only to forego interference on our part, but to keep England and Germany aloof....
- Contributor: Belmont, Perry - United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Date: 1898