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Washington, District Of Columbia
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Correction to report on U.S. House Judiciary Committee: Favors raising District Judges' salaries but cutting those of Attorneys, Marshals, and Clerks due to lucrative incomes (up to $25,000 net in some districts). Senate proceedings postponed.
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It was erroneously stated in the Report of the Proceedings of the House yesterday, that the Judiciary committee had reported favorably to the principle of increasing (at another time) the emoluments of District Attornies, Marshals, Clerks of Court, &c. as well as of the District Judges. The report was favorable to increasing the salaries of the last, but it recommended diminishing the salaries of the other officers. And well it might: for the office of Attorney of the United States is now a most lucrative one in certain districts, and in one of them affords to its possessor a net income of twenty-five thousand dollars.
The account of the Proceedings of the Senate for several days past, which are not very important, are unavoidably postponed for want of room.
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report favorable to increasing salaries of district judges but recommended diminishing salaries of district attorneys, marshals, clerks of court, and others; noted lucrative income for u.s. attorneys in certain districts up to $25,000 net.
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Correction to erroneous report on House proceedings: Judiciary committee reported favorably on increasing District Judges' salaries but recommended reducing those of other officers due to high incomes in some districts.