A letter addressed to the postmaster at Youngstown containing certain questions bearing upon the necessity of a new building failed to elicit a reply.
I am satisfied that the appropriation of $75,000 for a building at Youngstown is at present not justified.
The utmost liberality to those who were in our Army hardly justifies a compensation by way of pension for injuries incurred in sport or past...
There does not seem to be any governmental purpose to which such a building could be properly devoted except the accommodation of the post-o...
Thus since that date it seems there has been no Texas indemnity fund, nor is there any such fund now from which the money mentioned in the b...
This balance was on the 30th day of June, 1877, carried to the surplus fund and covered into the Treasury.
It is directed, however, that this money be paid out of the Texas indemnity fund.
This bill authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury to pay to the party named therein the sum of $905.
If the claims mentioned are such as should be paid by the United States, there appears to be no difficulty in making an appropriation for th...
An attorney having the mother's application for pension in charge withdrew from the case in October, 1884, for the reason that...his death w...
I can not believe that his suicide had any connection with his army service.