Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-15

shcer who choose to consider "certain bureaus con-
nectcd with the War Department as .Giiitnyl
Posts" To guard against all unforeseen contingencies
the pay OF officers, the Secretary suggest whether
1T would not be preferable toreguate the conpeusa
ton OF the Army hyed and certain basis so that
all should become salary officers. The facilities which
such course wouli sf,rd 10 the accounting officers Of
the Treasury would be great while essential bcne-
ht would result to the oifc GERS themselves To them
would prove more satisfactory. The practice, opreva
lent Of having items o! suspend
ed, 40 by different Disturbing oicers different opinions
and conclusions to existing laws are enter aimed,
not failed to introduce difficulties the Cove
and otentimes embarrassment to the oHicers 5y st-
tachng each grade, from the Major General sals
~ certain and specific dependant upon no
happier results would be obtained, and greater -a.ac
ton produced to those who are Interested The only
contingencies Of payment authorised, might be for
tonsry and postage, aud for transportation when pro-
ceedng under special orders from post TO another
with the authority (which already perains in the De-
partment OF assigning, particular posts allowance
OF increased rsons. thereby to equaze, in some de-
gree the expenses Of living; being item greater
at some places than at others, and which, principles
OF Justice, should be placed on ground of equa-
He proceeds to explain the condition of the Engineer
Corps and Of the Military Academy at West Point
the necessity CT attending to the Ordnance Department.
1T mas been frequently observed, tina, III. hest way
to avoid war is TO be in preparation In ,hi. poip, OF
view, desirable that the appropriations TO be made
for clothing Notifications should CORE pond with the
probable periods Of Their completion II would indeed
has hem snconn,srsJ s,hs;r ca,nra,;on !, h.n,a s
in the power of an enemy, ut the onset Of war; seize
or destroy them. because the had not been pac
ed in readiness for their defence
He proceeds 70 mako ,anotbcr Sryges.,on-- GO Ar
the different arsenals aud magazines mn abundant,
supply OF powder is in Considering its liability to
inue rather than keep the su'py it would he pre-
ferabc 10 procure the materials Of which il is
ready 10 he manul,c,ur.d ,vho, c;rrnms,,nc.s .har
make II necessary. These articles are now
cheap and are easily preserved from deterioration Re-
average nr;c. of ,,pe,ro ,vss aho,, Co,t en,s and
brim.tone eisht ipvovcd in ao,hcr can,st The same
state NJ ibin.. m;yh, n. nrsssn,.J ,vI;I a, nasn,
those article, can he nroc,rsd a, ons ;h,b ~ n;co
which oi nsce.s,y Nd ,hon 70 h. ";von ta;nr.,s
csp,ibe of ready oreserya,ion II would nrov matter
of economy to orbear anv future nurcb,s. of no,y.,
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.,",a. p,ose.,o,' ana t'Ve rise 10 a'hore
$50, :, upo mar auu'"s pa'ues Vi ihuia"S' ana
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80. C:,. =, . - . 80 20" W "o'i "-' "'e'ous
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~ :" 'e"cn' "ty pn" ''t"e dhhc"uy IN pracusing
'ne, ana avoiding pursuit a'-
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ras.yana. ~ 'S We o"ns"rrra, 10
o susie WI 1 ~ ;.,, 'o sey 70 oe Pr'uueeu 10
Ir ' . any US 'i''"o'. ,
,,o.ts CO Io aPo s"o iaan uipes, anu sue
e.; ~ o ,, .o.is'ues'on' an IN
s,.I,, -, ~ ~ i,@not he 'a,,an,,noou.,
created: and ~ vs etf;csnc,, al o., in.";.a ors
dence military pos. under so,o. abIe and diset NJ
ficer of the armv to he Je.iona,eJ a, .o cn,., ,n
convenient point. in,rusons from The whites might
WV, We resraneu' anu "e inaians maintained In quiet
WIN each Other Laws Tor their general government,
ann 70 peace amongst the tribes, 10 be the act
OF me Y. oatTs' WIN right TO the Indians IN Council,
20 make 'heir own municipal regaia'Ions.
., ., ~ os 10 s''e' '' tpnhg promises secpf-
w Wv ~ "ese people so ohec'u"hy as ther emigration
"imh 'ne states 10 me SCUM. computing The four
,ioes' creeks Cherokees Ch'ekasaws. and Chocaws,
"e' hu,nners WI" iai' "is SNORT o. 'eventy-ive thou
"u. hemoV'ng 'neh' W sma'' de'achea parties, as
"e'e'oos mas oeen 'ne cdss' RENDERS TOE operation
auer OF greater expense 'han' seemingly necessary
ue eAPeo'eney o,'"'"cing 'hen 'oa change oil
Ss'' III " 49, 49,, '"e" """"u' "hh range on me
81, ~ % s ~ =, '''us" Wv, '"'E'a appropriation
VIC ~s""" 'or ''e o'yeS', 10 De paced al the dlspo
''on ~ W. EAecunve' am neh nope may be cher
with partial appropriations. and partial end, acco,n,sb
ed, it must require tedious lime 10 bring about The e.
nal result and wiliinyolye an Increased exrsol;,,
to The public" ,t
We shall go on i'm our next with the ,erics of Docu
mens-and sketch the prominent points of each--We
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