Investigating expenditures for naval armaments
Document 1798Congressional resolution that a committee be appointed to inquire into the expenditures for naval armament, along with the causes for delay in revealing that information.
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In the House of Representatives
of the United States,
Monday, the 15th of January, 1798.
On motion,
Resolved, that a committee be appointed to enquire into the expenditure of the monies heretofore Appropriated for a naval Armament, — And also, into the causes of the delay in completing the same; — And that they report their opinion thereon, to the House.
Ordered, that Mr Livingston, Mr Dana, Mr Josiah Parker, Mr Rutledge, and Mr Sewall, be appointed a committee, pursuant to the Said resolution.
Extract from the Journal,
William Lambert, for
Jonathan W. Condy, Clerk.
Type
Document Signed
Description
Congressional resolution that a committee be appointed to inquire into the expenditures for naval armament, along with the causes for delay in revealing that information.
Date
01/15/1798
Author
Repository
Collection
Document number
1798011590001
Page start
1
Note
Extract from the journal of William Lambert; written in the pen of the clerk Jonathan Condy.
Notable persons
House of Representatives
William Lambert
Jonathan Condy
clerk
navy
committee
Josiah Parker
Edward Livingston
Samuel Dana
Rutledge
Democratic-Republicans
Federalists
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Money
dollars
appointment
expenditure
journal

