Discusses Salary, Supplies
Document 1799Eager to know the state of arms. The Secretary of State is concerned that Stevens understand the details of his salary and compensation, and that plan will go forward until he receives a formal resignation. Harris is dissatisfied with his allowance and plans to resign. Major Craig wants to know what Stevens will receive, and also threatens to retire. Complaints are made from all quarters. Refers to General Hamilton's estimate, which differs considerably from Hodgdon's. Concern that majors have never received marquees at public expense. Does not agree that the Sergeant Major or the Quartermaster Sergeant should carry arms. Refers to oil rags as a new requisition to clean muskets, and to other camp supplies. Calculates the number of men at mess at any given time. Refers to stationary needs.
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