Communication From the Late Comptroller of the Treasury to the House of Delegates 1853
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The instant the law passed fixing the of- ficial bond to be executed by the Comptroller, its provisions were complied with by me, and on the twenty-fourth of February the new system was put into operation. Thus, from the date of my election to the twenty-fourth of February my profession was wholly abandoned and my time devoted, as far as it could be, to the public interests committed to ray charge, to say nothing of the actual expense of living at Annapolis from the commencement of the Legislat...ive session ; and certainly, under such circum- stances, it never occurred to me, apart from the guarantee of the Constitution itself, that any fair man would question my right to the salary of the office. So much for this branch of the case.
Now for that part of the report which states that "The Treasurer is of opinion that the former (the Comptroller) is only entitled to his salary at the above rate, from the day he took the oath of of- fice, and actually entered on the discharge of his official duties to the day of his resignation." In the progress of Treasury busi- ness, matters of some embarrassment growing out of the new Constitution, were frequently arising, and were discussed between the Treasurer and myself; and among them probably not the least important was the question now at issue as to the period of time from which the salaries of the Judges, Comptroller and other elective officers, were to be paid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The instant the law passed fixing the of- ficial bond to be executed by the Comptroller, its provisions were complied with by me, and on the twenty-fourth of February the new system was put into operation. Thus, from the date of my election to the twenty-fourth of February my profession was wholly abandoned and my time devoted, as far as it could be, to the public interests committed to ray charge, to say nothing of the actual expense of living at Annapolis from the commencement of the Legislat...ive session ; and certainly, under such circum- stances, it never occurred to me, apart from the guarantee of the Constitution itself, that any fair man would question my right to the salary of the office. So much for this branch of the case.
Now for that part of the report which states that "The Treasurer is of opinion that the former (the Comptroller) is only entitled to his salary at the above rate, from the day he took the oath of of- fice, and actually entered on the discharge of his official duties to the day of his resignation." In the progress of Treasury busi- ness, matters of some embarrassment growing out of the new Constitution, were frequently arising, and were discussed between the Treasurer and myself; and among them probably not the least important was the question now at issue as to the period of time from which the salaries of the Judges, Comptroller and other elective officers, were to be paid.
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