James Nelson Burnes Late a Representative in Congress From Missouri

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Mr. HOLMAN. I shall have to insist on the point of order.
The CHAIRMAN. The Chair sustains the point of order.
The Clerk read as follows : For an additional allowance for clerks at consulates, to he expended at the above-named places in the discretion of the Secretary of State, $4, 000.
Mr. RANDALL. I make the point of order that the paragraph just read is new- legislation, and not in the interest of economy. I am willing to withdraw the point if the gentleman from Missouri [Mr. BURNES] can sho
...w any necessity for the provision.
Mr. BURNES. I call upon my friend, the distinguished chairman of the Com- mittee on Appropriations [Mr. Randall], to hear testimony to the fact that I am as reasonably economical as I think anybody ought to be.
144 JAMES N. BURNES.
Mr. RANDALL. 1 have only made the point of order so that the gentleman may show, if he can, the necessity for the provision.
Mr. BURNES. T am advised by a great many gentlemen that the allowances under the head of clerk-hire are very scant : hence this general provision recom- mended l>\ tin' State Department is believed to be but a proper supplement to the reduction of clerk-hire.


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