Niles Weekly Register volume 17
Niles Weekly Register volume 17
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Slorrs com- menced, and in which Mr. Smiih of Md. Mr. Jlan- tlolph, and Mr. Mercer took part. MHien that dis- cussion was adjourned, it was with the under. Stand- . Ing that, on the subject being rcsum. Ed, the chair- man of the committee would communicate to the house such information on the subject as might be obtained by application to the proper department. ] . Mr. Smith, of Md. Accordingly rose and took a historical view of the provisions of the law respect- ing appropnations, and authoris...ing the transfer >>f appropriations from one head of cxpendittir* and unexpended balances of appropriations, either in the treasury, or in the hands of the treasurer, as agent of the war and navy departments, which may have been made by fcn-mer acts, and may be subjeet to the disposition of tlie executive government, within the year to which tlie estimates apply.
Mr. RaruMph having indicated an intention to propose an amendment to the resolutions, (embrac- ing a I'epeal of the act of March 3d, 1809, which au- tiiorises the transfer of appropriations from one ob- ject to another in certain cases)-.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Slorrs com- menced, and in which Mr. Smiih of Md. Mr. Jlan- tlolph, and Mr. Mercer took part. MHien that dis- cussion was adjourned, it was with the under. Stand- . Ing that, on the subject being rcsum. Ed, the chair- man of the committee would communicate to the house such information on the subject as might be obtained by application to the proper department. ] . Mr. Smith, of Md. Accordingly rose and took a historical view of the provisions of the law respect- ing appropnations, and authoris...ing the transfer >>f appropriations from one head of cxpendittir* and unexpended balances of appropriations, either in the treasury, or in the hands of the treasurer, as agent of the war and navy departments, which may have been made by fcn-mer acts, and may be subjeet to the disposition of tlie executive government, within the year to which tlie estimates apply.
Mr. RaruMph having indicated an intention to propose an amendment to the resolutions, (embrac- ing a I'epeal of the act of March 3d, 1809, which au- tiiorises the transfer of appropriations from one ob- ject to another in certain cases)-.
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