Sale of Arms to French Agents
Sale of Arms to French Agents
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Mr. SCHURZ. Will the Senator permit me to ask him a question for information?
Mr. HARLAN. Certainly.
Mr. SCHURZ. Do the difiPerent items that he has read there belong to the same head?
"line upon line" — THE ITEMS.
Mr. HARLAN. They are the receipts from the proceeds of sales of ordnance and ordnance stores during the fiscal year b^ginning July 1, ISVO, and ending June 30, 1871. If the honorable Senator will be patient I will satisfy him to the very utmost. I have now before me the bock of origi...nal entries of funds deposited in the Treasury as proceeds of sales of arms and ordnance stores, under the supervision of the chief of ordnance, in which every item is entered, with the name of the depositor who had control of the i:)roceeds of the sale of each lot of arms sold, the place where the money was deposited, the appropriation to which it v/as carried on the books of the Treasury or ought to be carried, the amount of each deposit, the date when the statement was sent to the Secretary of the Treasury, and also the date of the transfer warrant carry- ing it to the head of the proper appropriation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. SCHURZ. Will the Senator permit me to ask him a question for information?
Mr. HARLAN. Certainly.
Mr. SCHURZ. Do the difiPerent items that he has read there belong to the same head?
"line upon line" — THE ITEMS.
Mr. HARLAN. They are the receipts from the proceeds of sales of ordnance and ordnance stores during the fiscal year b^ginning July 1, ISVO, and ending June 30, 1871. If the honorable Senator will be patient I will satisfy him to the very utmost. I have now before me the bock of origi...nal entries of funds deposited in the Treasury as proceeds of sales of arms and ordnance stores, under the supervision of the chief of ordnance, in which every item is entered, with the name of the depositor who had control of the i:)roceeds of the sale of each lot of arms sold, the place where the money was deposited, the appropriation to which it v/as carried on the books of the Treasury or ought to be carried, the amount of each deposit, the date when the statement was sent to the Secretary of the Treasury, and also the date of the transfer warrant carry- ing it to the head of the proper appropriation.
What to read after Sale of Arms to French Agents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harlan, James, 1820-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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