Address of John Quincy Adams to His Constituents of the Twelfth Congressional D
Address of John Quincy Adams to His Constituents of the Twelfth Congressional D
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There was not a report from a subordinate division of the War Department — from the Ordnance — from the Quarter-Master — from the chief military Engineer — from the military Academy — from the topographical Bureau — the Indian Department, with numberless sub-reports — the establishment of a corps of Sappers and Miners — of a Na- tional Foundry — of a depot for gunpowder — but respectfully sug- gested very moderate increase of expenditure, the aggregate of which could not have fallen short of th...ree millions of dollars.
The Report of the Secretary of the Navy was still more mag- nificent of expenditure. It proposed an entire reorganization of the Department ; an amount of estimates for the year "much larger, " in the Secretary's own words, " than they had been here- tofore ;" that a hierarchy of the rank of Admirals should give amplitude to the dignity of our naval commanders : that the num- bers of the marine corps should be multiplied at least threefold ; that the strength of our Navy should be increased to equal at 36 least on^ half that of the greatest naval power in the world; that it was highly desirable that the Gulf of California should be fully explored.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was not a report from a subordinate division of the War Department — from the Ordnance — from the Quarter-Master — from the chief military Engineer — from the military Academy — from the topographical Bureau — the Indian Department, with numberless sub-reports — the establishment of a corps of Sappers and Miners — of a Na- tional Foundry — of a depot for gunpowder — but respectfully sug- gested very moderate increase of expenditure, the aggregate of which could not have fallen short of th...ree millions of dollars.
The Report of the Secretary of the Navy was still more mag- nificent of expenditure. It proposed an entire reorganization of the Department ; an amount of estimates for the year "much larger, " in the Secretary's own words, " than they had been here- tofore ;" that a hierarchy of the rank of Admirals should give amplitude to the dignity of our naval commanders : that the num- bers of the marine corps should be multiplied at least threefold ; that the strength of our Navy should be increased to equal at 36 least on^ half that of the greatest naval power in the world; that it was highly desirable that the Gulf of California should be fully explored.
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