Letter to the President of Congress

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Type

Author's Letterbook Copy

Description

Asks the President of Congress, Arthur St. Clair, to provide Congressional guidance as to how aggressively his office should handle the business of calling to account Army personnel who still have balances owed to the United States.

Date

03/27/1787

Author

Recipient

Sent from

Office of Army Accounts, New York

Document number

1787032721055

Page start

272

Note

[Addressed to President of Congress, being St. Clair.]

Notable persons

Arthur St. Clair
President of Congress
John Pierce
agents
executives
claimants
Comptroller
Treasury
Commissioners

Notable locations

Office of Army Accounts, New York
United States

Notable items

certificates
Act of Congress
dollars
certificates belonging to their citizens
sum now on hand
hazard of a loss
accident
commutation
stoppages
charges
missions
indents
settlements
public debt
arrears due to the Army
receipts
benefit
obligations
proper vouchers
mistaken construction of this resolution
duty of some officer to call them to account
propriety
property of the United States
demands on my office
public money
balances against them