I objected to it for a long time. because the room was not sufficient. but finally we let him have his way. The same was true of one or two other committees. which ought to be transferred to the House Office Building. That was true of the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization. which had one little room. a very desirable room. except that it was very small. having a west front. in the old library part of the Capitol. So far as I am concerned. I shall make no objection to the assignment of the room now proposed. after the statement of the gentleman from Pennsylvania that the Superintendent of the Capitol.
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