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A Captain in the Navy, Shall Not Be Taken by the President As an Indication That the Senate Intended to Interfere With Any Investigation Regarding Facts Or Procedure of Court Martial, Upon Which the Above Was Found Guilty and Dismissed From His Office As Captain in the Navy · 1842–1843
John H. Clack, A Captain in the Navy, Shall Not Be Taken by the President As an Indication That the Senate Intended to Interfere With Any Investigation Regarding Facts Or Procedure of Court Martial, Upon Which the Above Was Found Guilty and Dismissed From His Office As Captain in the Navy. The Senate voted 10–20 on the nomination on Aug 29, 1842 ().
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27th Congress · 10–20 · Aug 29, 1842 - A captain in the navy, shall not be taken by the president as an indication that the senate intended to interfere with any investigation regarding facts or procedure of court martial, upon which the above was found guilty and dismissed from his office as captain in the navy
27th Congress · 28–10 · Jan 5, 1843
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