 | United States - 1846 - 882 sider
...Britain, France, Spain, and Russia, and outfits and salaries of ministers to Prussia and Austria, and for the outfit and salary of a diplomatic agent to...shall deem it expedient to appoint such minister, in addition to the balance remaining of the appropriation for eighteen hundred and thirty-six, seventy-two... | |
 | Henry Winter Davis - 1867 - 598 sider
...the Appropriation Bill of the second session of the Twenty-fourth Congress, which appropriated money "For the outfit and salary of a diplomatic agent to...power, and shall deem it expedient to appoint such minister."—5 Statutes, 170. That law was approved by President Jackson. Not only is this exclusive... | |
 | Henry Winter Davis - 1867 - 616 sider
...Twenty -fourth Congress, which appropriated money " For the outfit and salary of a diplomatic ngent to be sent to the Republic of Texas whenever the President...shall deem it expedient to appoint such minister." — 5 Statutes, 170. That law was approved by President Jackson. Not only is this exclusive assumption... | |
 | Hermann Von Holst - 1879 - 732 sider
...from the president's own lips that, if he were a senator, he would vote for this resolution." 4 "... for the outfit and salary of a diplomatic agent to...shall deem it expedient to appoint such minister." Stat. at L., V, p. 170. The wording may indeed be interpreted to the effect that the expression " Republic... | |
 | United States. President, James Daniel Richardson - 1896 - 666 sider
...resulted in the insertion of a clause in the general appropriation law passed by both Houses providing for the outfit and salary of a diplomatic agent to...shall deem it expedient to appoint such minister, and in the adoption of a resolution by the Senate, the constitutional advisers of the Executive on... | |
 | United States. President, James Daniel Richardson - 1908 - 678 sider
...resulted in the insertion of a clause in the general appropriation law passed by both Houses providing for the outfit and salary of a diplomatic agent to...shall deem it expedient to appoint such minister, and in the adoption of a resolution by the Senate, the constitutional advisers of the Executive on... | |
 | John Bassett Moore - 1906 - 1036 sider
...diplomatic expenses of Government," which was approved by the ? ^>1'os^eut March 3, 1837, provision was made "for the outfit and salary of a diplomatic agent to...shall deem it expedient to appoint such minister."" The independence of Texas was recognized March 7, 1S37, by the appointment of Mr. Alcee La Branche... | |
 | George Lockhart Rives - 1913 - 760 sider
...ensued, but at -length the word independent was struck out and the following phrase was added, viz.: " Whenever the President of the United States may receive...shall deem it expedient to appoint such minister." In this form the amendment was adopted, by a vote of 121 to 76. The bill was passed by the Senate two... | |
 | 1921 - 64 sider
...appropriation bill of the second session of the twenty-fourth Congress, which appropriated money—- For the outfit and salary of a diplomatic agent to...shall deem it expedient to appoint such minister. (5 Statutes, 170.) That law was approved by President Jackson. by act of Congress, approved by President... | |
 | Clarence Wharton - 1922 - 282 sider
...before the House, he renewed his motion and omitted the word "independent," and added the qualification "whenever the President of the United States may receive...power and shall deem it expedient to appoint such a minister. ' ' This seemed harmless and no one could oppose its principle. Then, tod, Van Buren would... | |
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Houses providing for the outfit and salary of a diplomatic agent to be sent to the Republic of Texas whenever the President of the United States may receive satisfactory evidence that Texas is an independent power and shall deem it expedient to appoint... 
