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Debate on fortifications bill and Cumberland road late-night votes
In January 1835, a House debate centers on a three million fortifications appropriation and its defeat in the Senate. Speaker and members clash over order, quorum, and timing, with a key charge against Cambreleng and calls for full testimony from conferees.
Wise Speech on Fortification Bill Responsibility
Mr Wise argues the Fortification Bill failure is a defining test of political merit. He notes surprise at the debate and aims to present clear facts and inferences in print. He emphasizes focusing on future provisions rather than past squabbles, warning the party has made this a political test question.
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