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Side 3083
ident, am I not right in saying that Congress is entitled to be acquitted of all blame
, if blame there be, although the acquittal of Congress should be the conviction of
the Secretary of the Treasury” I wish to call attention to the act of March 3, 1865, ...
ident, am I not right in saying that Congress is entitled to be acquitted of all blame
, if blame there be, although the acquittal of Congress should be the conviction of
the Secretary of the Treasury” I wish to call attention to the act of March 3, 1865, ...
Side 3435
I have stated that that bill—a very excellent bill—is before the Committee on
Finance, and has been carefully considered by that committee; but it proposes to
increase the compensation of nearly all the employés of the Treasury Department
, ...
I have stated that that bill—a very excellent bill—is before the Committee on
Finance, and has been carefully considered by that committee; but it proposes to
increase the compensation of nearly all the employés of the Treasury Department
, ...
Side 3516
There is already a great jealousy and a great feeling naturally in the Treasury
Department ou account of the inequality of the salaries in that Department. The
officers created by recent laws receive higher salaries than those whose offices
date ...
There is already a great jealousy and a great feeling naturally in the Treasury
Department ou account of the inequality of the salaries in that Department. The
officers created by recent laws receive higher salaries than those whose offices
date ...
Side 3858
The Secretary of the Treasury is of opinion that the Treasury is not in a condition
to pay out of its own resources this amount in addition to the current expenses of
the Government, and the necessary amount to be laid aside for the sinking fund ...
The Secretary of the Treasury is of opinion that the Treasury is not in a condition
to pay out of its own resources this amount in addition to the current expenses of
the Government, and the necessary amount to be laid aside for the sinking fund ...
Side 4027
If any of it has gone out since, it has been paid since this report, which was made
by the Secretary of the Treasury at my instance within a few days. Mr. CATTELL.
1, I think. Mr. TRUMBULL. No, sir; made up to July 1, and if any money has been
...
If any of it has gone out since, it has been paid since this report, which was made
by the Secretary of the Treasury at my instance within a few days. Mr. CATTELL.
1, I think. Mr. TRUMBULL. No, sir; made up to July 1, and if any money has been
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| Tittel | The Congressional Globe, Volum 4;Volum 40 |
| Forfatter | United States. Congress |
| Utgiver | Blair & Rives, 1868 |
| Original fra | University of California, Berkeley |
| Digitalisert | 8. sep 2017 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |