Diary of Thomas Ewing August And September 1841 volume 1
Diary of Thomas Ewing August And September 1841 volume 1
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Badger said that on consultation it had been so agreed in Cabinet. I was not present at such agreement or do not remember it, but think the construction right unless the contrary appear in the resolution. The report of Mr. Bell was objected to by all the other members of the Cabinet, because it recognized a probable necessity of hereafter extend- ing our fortifications very greatly — it was thought that he ought to have confined himself to the present wants of the country — namely, fortificatio...ns of the first class which can be completed at an expense of nine millions. The Committee of the Senate called and presented several enrolled bills for the President's signature — he signed all except the bill for the distribution of the proceeds of the public Lands — this he read to us — made comments on some parts of it — talked jocosely about a Veto — asked our opinion of the clause objected to, which was that which gives 500, 000 acres each to the new States for the purpose of internal im- provements.
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Badger said that on consultation it had been so agreed in Cabinet. I was not present at such agreement or do not remember it, but think the construction right unless the contrary appear in the resolution. The report of Mr. Bell was objected to by all the other members of the Cabinet, because it recognized a probable necessity of hereafter extend- ing our fortifications very greatly — it was thought that he ought to have confined himself to the present wants of the country — namely, fortificatio...ns of the first class which can be completed at an expense of nine millions. The Committee of the Senate called and presented several enrolled bills for the President's signature — he signed all except the bill for the distribution of the proceeds of the public Lands — this he read to us — made comments on some parts of it — talked jocosely about a Veto — asked our opinion of the clause objected to, which was that which gives 500, 000 acres each to the new States for the purpose of internal im- provements.
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