United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Military Affairs

Books by United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Military Affairs

Total count: 936

• A bill to establish an additional military academy

  s.n.1814-01-01
• A bill authorising the President of the United States to exchange a certain parcel of land in the city of new york for other lands in the same city

  s.n.1814-01-01
• A bill to insure uniformity in the manufacture of arms, and for the better regulation of the public armories

  s.n.1814-01-01
• A bill authorising the President of the United States to cause certain regiments therein mentioned to be enlisted for five years, or during the war

  s.n.1814-01-01
• Memorial of the Legislature of the State of Wisconsin, in behalf of the claims of John Shaw to pay for services as a spy or scout in the War of 1812, and for remuneration for losses sustained in furnishing supplies for the Missouri and Illinois mounted rangers during said war.

  s.n.1856-01-01
• Memorial of the Legislature of Minnisota, asking the co-operation of the national government in measures of military necessity upon the frontier, between Minnesota and the English settlements at Selkirk, in Central British America.

  s.n.1860-01-01
• Memorial of Anthony M. Dignowitz, of San Antonio, Texas, praying the military occupation of Texas, with a view of protecting loyal citizens.

  s.n.1861-01-01
• Letter of the Secretary of War, in answer to a resolution of the Senate of the 6th instant, in relation to the appointment of Brigade Sutler of the brigade commanded by General Daniel E. Sickles.

  s.n.1862-01-01
• Memorial of the Emancipation League of Boston, Massachusetts, praying the immediate establishment of a Bureau of Emancipation.

  s.n.1862-01-01
• Memorial of the Legislature of Wisconsin, asking a donation of land and money to aid in the construction of a military railroad from some point on the Mississippi River, or Lake St. Croix, in the State of Wisconsin, to Superior City, in Douglas County, in said state.

  s.n.1862-01-01
• Report [of] the Committee on Military Affairs and the Militia, to whom was referred the petition of Dr. William T.G. Morton, asking compesation for the discovery and gift to his country and mankind of the application of ethereal vapor as a safe and practical anaesthesia or pain-subduing agent

  1863-01-01
• Memorial of the legislature of State of Wisconsin, in favor of the Enlargement of the Erie Canal and of the Fox and Wisconsin Rivers improvement to admit of the passage of gunboats.

  s.n.1863-01-01
• Arguments for and Against the Bill (H.R. 1553) To Lease Goat Island for a Railway Terminushearings before the United States Senate Committee on Military Affairs, Forty-Second Congress, third session, on Jan. 18, 29, 31, 1873

  s.n.1873-01-01
• Memorial of A. G. Neugent, agent of the State of Missouri, praying the passage of a bill to re-imburse that state for expenses incurred in placing soldiers in the field during the war of the rebellion.

  s.n.1874-01-01
• Letter from the Chief Clerk of the War Department, communicating a copy of a resolution of the General Assembly of the State of Pennsylvania, in relation to the graves of soldiers of the late War, interred in the cemetery at Harrisburg, in that state.

  s.n.1878-01-01
• Memorial of James D. Willliams, Governor of Indiana, asking, on behalf of that state, an appropriation for the payment, to states entitled thereto, of the unpaid balances of actual expenses incurred by them, respectively, for enrolling, arming, equipping, and supplying troops to aid in the suppression of the late rebellion.

  s.n.1878-01-01
• Petition of Schuyler Hamilton, praying the passage of the bill authorizing the President to appoint him a lieutenant-colonel in the United States Army, in order to place him on the retired list of said Army.

  s.n.1879-01-01
• Memorial of Rufus Ingalls and other officers of the Quartermaster's Department, U. S. A., remonstrating against the passage of the bill (S. 192) to correct the date of commissions of certain officers in the Quartermaster's Department.

  s.n.1879-01-01
• Proceedings and report of the Board of Army Officers, convened by Special Orders No. 78, Headquarters of the Army, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, April 12, 1878, in the case of Fitz-John Porter, together with the proceedings in the original trial and papers relating thereto.

  s.n.1879-01-01
• Memorial of the American Ordnance Company, relating to the armament of the fortifications, suggesting to Congress an improved system of ordnance, and proposing an economical, practical, and decisive series of experiments to test its value by firing guns of other most approved kinds in competition with them, to show the increase of power, endurance, range, precision, and general utility of the new kind over all others; showing, also, how a better armament for the fortifications may be procured, twice as powerful, and so much cheaper that $54,000,000 may be saved to the Treasury. The American Ordnance Company, by Norman Wiard, its Superintendent and General Agent, Washington.

  s.n.1880-01-01
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