Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-26

t~essy B.uen rAafgt1 $3.50 10 ahlst NJ n nion
essrcs 81 3ss co. M Barton charged o., setEe bv the
great test. itos 81 Mt 8eagp ~ho iiing
eS, ,na esjsaaips 81 sbssc coessa he miles es al the
tteeAs sna sss winaags 81 ht Asssapg cod
ohs rven Mr Barton lct 81 home hscsuss be dd not
believe pnp,siy II Pt.,s,sg thing ard rfsciissg
ssosf nd Mf Bcaia ssasd 10 correct sboses Aa5 car
the gss. psoPs. q b.. report Executive Psifan'ge
Tee the q Congress ast
referred TO the sleeps pnaoe6cS snd ~ the mean TINE
NJ Beaten eosapcs hs miles every by the
Q, urct Which rea sp~,rjs q 1000 dollars
than NJ Bsros fet authorized charge under the same law
asSlo PcPt-Thv committee reported that "the privilege
Of newspapers the eabts ooeb, to be sbtogaicdi and
shat tn. practice ohea INDUCED BY The House Of voting
to Themselves copies Ct books oag TO be discontinued The
privilege and prseee eon'tate wiihou, res,:tini.
Fr"PI1he contingent Of Tbs House report
ted TO be eSssgtn Darng the year ls25 the last q Mt
Adam. Administtsiion they amounted to so 900 dollars
PadiDsung the year 1896 the lssi year Of the Jackson
reform Admiuisitslon this item 100000 dollars Aud.
ssTng The 1887 beng Tie fire, year Of the successor
~ho PROMISED tread the footsteps Of he stons prsde
etssot these 10000 This be the Una,
riesns ~sy Of working the rule Of reduction 1t
tsiniy unknown TO old Taos D.woHh.
Pree1aThe miee. Of which sssiu repeat the gem
temtn from New York (Mt Chmbeleng) member report
ted tia, they had obsncd by which they
6ed "hst BY IJdeous system Of reform. instituted by the
Executive oee themsee At least third Of the Chem
pfeent nuasef Of clerks mght be reduced with saey the
public interest
Practice The numbc OF hs, been reduced any
Of the department bot he contrary there has been
considerable increase. vail II. The State Department
"a The year 1898, included the Patent Occ. and the Whole
number Of clerks the salary and compensation
the Secretary and all he clerks aud messengers amounted
49, dollars
The whole member clerks now employed in the State De-
p.rimeu, and the Pa,en, forty The Joint salaries and
10 SO 3 IS doluu
The Patent Office IN 1873, managed by Superiutcn-
dent with salary of 800 doas clerks and
senger, whose Jon compensation 700 dollars It
under the charge Of the reforme title Of Super
ntsnden eschsngeJ for that of "Comnssi and with
the change Of tes the change salary from dol
lars TO 900 dollars The number of clerks
Two '"enyou aud the compensation from 500 81 600
dollars and with messenger his old salary
O4oo dollars they provide salary of $40 dollars
ger aud then give him assistant TO whom also paid fifteen
dollars per month.
The Secretary of the Treasury in the year 1928 employed
eight clerks and Two HIS and the compen
sson Of the clerks snd to Is 600 dollars
The present Secretary Of that Department land taken
nom The body Of reomefs who proclamation from the
sense chsmbe employs fifteen clerks two messcngers
HE salary. and their compensation amount to S27 100.
"a result viii be found IN comparing the present with the
former state OF the several subdivision. the Treasury Depart
men Bot ny OF Introducing economy dospatchin
the Treasury Department the committee proposed TO simplify
the forms OF busLes and 10 recognize branches
90 az dispense with fourth If third of the officers
IN tho Treasury Now sir gsnzaon Of the Depart.
men be. We, been attempted Instead Of reducing they
increased the number Of officers forms business u
der the new mode Of simplifying have complicated
tina, the gentleman from New York. (Mr CambreenrA now
chairman Of the committee of and means declared here
during the last special session that after fifteen years expert
eRee member Of this House found difficult to under
stand these Treasury and the manner in which The
secte,arys annual report the finances is stated,
Next ssio the War Department in 1925 the Secretary Of
War employed chief clerk besides seventeen clerks and two
messengers HIS salary. and their amounted to
$500 The business of Indian affair, then ged BY
him also 1888 the Secretary that EMPLOYS
inclusive OF the Indian business about forty clerks mes
SINGERS The JOINT salaries aud compensation the wholea
mount TO S63.sl0.
70 ls2s hear nothing of COMMANDING Generals office
with lie clerks aud messenger
la 1888 the Comma nding Genera Above clerk at 81 200
and messenger al 5000 year.
10 le.s. the Adoisnt Generals office employed three cek
whose JOINT compensation 81 $50.
la 1888 the Adjuisnt EMPLOYS seven clerks and
messenger. whose joint compensation is SIS 225
In ISIS the PsSmsser Genera employed three clerk. who,e
united compensation wss SO 900.
10 1888 the salary Of the number clerks 81 900
besides the messengers salary.
Ia S2- have been unable discover allowance. for clerks,
The QusrsTmsssr General
In ss that Oer employs Washington seven clerks
~hose united compensation 10 81 800
s2,ao0. $3.50 '' '
In s- the Ordnance Office employs clerk. .,sen
ger, and thsH aggregate compensation 81 225
,osni compensation " $500
In ISIS the Subsistence Department employed four c. and
Hsessenge', whose joint computation i, - $50
IN e te Surgeon General allowed clerk
In ieS The Surgeon General SLOWED
Al 500 perry ' - NS0' @~
In ss tie business Of Indsn affairs discharged a, the War
" 'e"e one % two Of the clerks
We The "lndsn
SSVo eAisf 81
~sssnee' he gahi compensation add salaries
Ie<- there Of
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