kilbourn
thompson
argued
decided
october
error
district
columbia
action
false
imprisonment
brought
hallet
kilbourn
john
thompson
michael
kerr
john
glover
jeptha
new
burwell
lewis
herr
smith
declaration
charges
defendants
force
arms
took
plaintiff
house
without
reasonable
probable
cause
confined
common
jail
district
columbia
period
five
days
defendant
kerr
died
process
served
upon
thompson
pleaded
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general
issue
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special
plea
wherein
set
forth
plaintiff
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action
long
said
time
force
injuries
complained
alleged
inflicted
time
said
declaration
mentioned
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holden
city
washington
duly
authorized
required
time
aforesaid
assembled
sitting
long
time
said
force
injuries
alleged
occurred
time
mentioned
said
thompson
yet
house
representatives
virtue
office
tenor
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standing
rules
orders
ordained
established
said
house
determining
rules
proceedings
force
effect
laws
customs
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house
said
congress
duly
authorized
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command
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house
time
time
together
process
issued
authority
thereof
shall
directed
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long
time
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kerr
speaker
said
house
virtue
office
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force
effect
said
standing
rules
orders
laws
customs
among
things
duly
authorized
required
subscribe
proper
hand
seal
seal
said
house
writs
warrants
subpoenas
issued
order
long
said
time
one
george
adams
clerk
said
house
authorized
required
attest
subscribe
proper
hand
writs
warrants
subpoenas
issued
order
said
house
among
things
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established
practised
standing
rules
orders
laws
customs
writs
warrants
subpoenas
process
issued
order
said
house
shall
hand
speaker
seal
said
house
attested
said
clerk
said
hand
seal
attested
shall
executed
pursuant
tenor
effect
said
kerr
speaker
said
adams
clerk
defendant
said
congress
session
house
representatives
day
january
adopted
following
preamble
resolution
government
creditor
firm
jay
cooke
bankruptcy
order
decree
district
eastern
district
pennsylvania
resulting
improvident
deposits
made
secretary
navy
london
branch
said
house
jay
cooke
public
moneys
whereas
matter
known
pool
partially
inquired
late
joint
select
committee
inquire
affairs
district
columbia
jay
cooke
large
valuable
interest
whereas
edwin
lewis
trustee
estate
effects
said
firm
jay
cooke
recently
made
settlement
interest
estate
jay
cooke
associates
said
firm
jay
cooke
disadvantage
loss
alleged
numerous
creditors
said
estate
including
government
whereas
courts
powerless
reason
said
settlement
afford
adequate
redress
said
creditors
special
committee
five
members
house
selected
speaker
appointed
inquire
matter
history
said
pool
character
said
settlement
amount
property
involved
jay
cooke
interested
amount
paid
paid
said
settlement
power
send
persons
papers
report
house
pursuance
authority
said
resolution
said
speaker
appointed
john
glover
jeptha
new
burwell
lewis
herr
smith
henry
pratt
members
house
representatives
constitute
said
committee
said
committee
appointed
duly
organized
city
washington
proceeded
make
inquiry
directed
said
committee
authority
vested
said
resolution
caused
issued
speaker
hand
seal
house
representatives
duly
attested
clerk
subpoena
said
kilbourn
commanding
appear
said
committee
testify
examined
touching
regard
matter
inquired
said
committee
said
kilbourn
commanded
ordered
said
subpoena
bring
certain
designated
described
records
papers
maps
relating
said
inquiry
subsequently
issue
subpoena
time
force
injuries
complained
alleged
inflicted
kilbourn
obedience
subpoena
appeared
committee
examined
relation
prosecution
said
inquiry
examination
said
kilbourn
asked
following
question
state
five
members
reside
please
state
names
question
pertinent
material
question
inquiry
committee
knowingly
wilfully
refused
answer
although
ordered
commanded
subpoena
bring
produce
said
committee
certain
records
papers
maps
relating
said
inquiry
still
asked
said
committee
kilbourn
prepared
produce
obedience
subpoena
duces
tecum
records
required
committee
produce
knowingly
wilfully
refused
produce
subsequently
refusals
time
force
injuries
complained
alleged
inflicted
wit
fourteenth
day
march
committee
reported
house
sitting
facts
stated
wit
resolution
creating
committee
appointment
members
said
committee
speaker
issuing
subpoena
duces
tecum
said
kilbourn
appearance
committee
refusal
answer
questions
refusal
produce
said
records
papers
maps
committee
reported
said
house
follows
committee
opinion
report
necessary
efficient
prosecution
inquiry
ordered
house
said
hallet
kilbourn
required
respond
subpoena
duces
tecum
answer
questions
refused
answer
sufficient
reason
witness
obey
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subpoena
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tecum
answer
questions
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aforesaid
contempt
house
journal
record
proceedings
report
said
house
remaining
reference
thereto
fully
appear
march
said
house
good
sufficient
cause
appearing
resolved
ordered
speaker
forth
issue
warrant
directed
atarms
commanding
take
custody
body
said
kilbourn
wherever
found
forthwith
said
house
bar
thereof
answer
punished
guilty
contempt
dignity
authority
mean
time
keep
said
kilbourn
custody
await
order
said
house
whereupon
speaker
fourteenth
day
march
duly
make
issue
certain
warrant
hand
seal
house
representatives
duly
attested
directed
defendant
reciting
house
representatives
day
ordered
speaker
issue
warrant
directed
commanding
take
custody
body
said
kilbourn
wherever
found
forthwith
said
house
bar
thereof
answer
punished
contempt
mean
time
kept
said
defendant
custody
await
order
house
therefore
required
said
warrant
defendant
aforesaid
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custody
body
said
kilbourn
forthwith
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said
house
bar
thereof
answer
charges
aforesaid
dealt
said
house
according
constitution
laws
mean
time
keep
said
kilbourn
custody
await
order
said
house
said
kerr
speaker
aforesaid
delivered
said
warrant
defendant
executed
due
form
law
virtue
execution
said
warrant
defendant
sergeant
order
arrest
said
kilbourn
convey
custody
bar
house
answer
charge
aforesaid
dealt
said
house
according
constitution
laws
obedience
resolution
order
aforesaid
tenor
effect
said
warrant
went
said
kilbourn
gently
laid
hands
arrest
arrest
body
take
custody
forthwith
convey
bar
said
house
lawful
defendant
cause
aforesaid
thereupon
proceedings
said
house
said
kilbourn
forthwith
duly
heard
defence
duly
examined
said
house
speaker
asked
said
examination
following
question
wit
killbourn
prepared
answer
upon
demand
proper
committee
house
five
members
reside
meaning
members
pool
question
pertinent
material
question
inquiry
said
kilbourn
knowingly
wilfully
refuse
answer
question
asked
said
house
speaker
time
place
asked
said
kilbourn
question
wit
meaning
said
kilbourn
prepared
produce
obedience
subpoena
duces
tecum
records
required
committee
produce
said
records
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material
question
inquiry
knowingly
wilfully
declined
refused
produce
thereupon
resolved
said
house
follows
hallet
kilbourn
heard
house
pursuant
order
heretofore
made
requiring
show
cause
answer
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propounded
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duces
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said
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said
subpoena
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therefore
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contempt
said
house
said
failure
purging
contempt
hallet
kilbourn
custody
said
kilbourn
shall
required
state
house
whether
willing
appear
committee
house
hitherto
declined
obey
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subpoena
duces
tecum
answer
certain
questions
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subpoena
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questions
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witness
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committee
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time
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answer
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appear
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questions
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witness
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custody
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contempt
custody
shall
continue
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witness
shall
communicate
house
said
committee
ready
appear
said
committee
make
answer
obey
said
subpoena
duces
tecum
executing
order
shall
cause
said
kilbourn
kept
custody
common
jail
district
columbia
journal
record
proceedings
said
resolutions
orders
said
house
remaining
reference
thereto
fully
appear
whereupon
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kerr
speaker
pursuance
standing
rules
orders
aforesaid
according
laws
customs
aforesaid
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order
contained
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resolutions
afterwards
wit
fourteenth
day
march
duly
make
issue
certain
warrant
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defendant
following
words
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session
congress
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representatives
representatives
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representatives
following
resolution
day
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house
representatives
resolved
purging
contempt
hallet
kilbourn
custody
said
kilbourn
shall
required
state
house
whether
willing
appear
committee
house
hitherto
declined
obey
certain
subpoena
duces
tecum
answer
certain
questions
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subpoena
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make
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questions
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ready
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witness
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committee
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cause
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kilbourn
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columbia
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