...the preceding year, and the sums app by law for each branch of expenditure in the several departments shall be solely, applied to the objects for which they are respectively appropriated, and to no other: Provided nevertheless. That during the recess of Congress, the President of the United...

...provision: "And the sums appropriated by law for each branch of expenditure in the several departments shall be solely applied to the objects for which they are respectively appropriated, and to no other: Provided, nevertheless, That, during the recess of Congress, the President of the...

...preceding ytar; and the sums appropriated by law for each branch of expenditure in the several departments shall be solely applied to the objects for which they are, respectively, appropriated, and to no other: Provided, nevertheless, That, during the recess of congress the president of the United...

...filled up with three thousand dollars. Mr. GALLATIN moved to add the following words: ''which several sums shall be solely applied to the objects for which they are respectively appropriated." Mr. W. SMITH wished, as much as the gentleman from Pennsylvania, to confine the expenditure to the...

...drawn : and the sums appropriated by law for each branch of expenditure in the several departments, also, for the establishment of states, and permanent government therein, ΀ 0 and to no other.(3) 180. During the recess of congress, the president may, on the application of the...

...fix the military establishment of the United States," a sum not exceeding three thousand dollars ; which sums shall be solely applied to the objects for which they are respectively appropriated. SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That the several appropriations herein before made, shall be paid...

...filled up with three thousand do liars. Mr. GALLATIN moved to add the following words: ''which several sums shall be solely applied to the objects for which they are respectively appropriated." Mr. W. SMITH wished, as much as the gentleman from Pennsylvania, to confine the expenditure to the...

...amendments of the Senate to the bill making appropriations for the Military Establishment for the year 1798. These amendments proposed to consolidate all the appropriations,...the appropriations would embarrass the proceedings of the War Department, and might, in some cases, be attended with great inconvenience and injury to...

...considerable debate in this House ; to allow $224.000 for the expenses of the Quartermaster .Generaj's Department, instead of $150,000. as contained in the...the appropriations would embarrass the proceedings of the War Department, and might, in some cases, be attended with great inconvenience and injury to...

...provision: "And the sums appropriated by law for each branch of expenditure in the several departments shall be solely applied to the objects for which they are respectively appropriated, and to no other: Provided, nevertheless, That, during the recess of Congress, the President of the...