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From the PoUcHKssrns JOURNAL.

jim,
ISEND you herewith, for the infosma-
tion Of my eonAituents, fatcmcnt Of favings
made By the Ptehdent of the United States
Gnce his sccc:fion TO Office and OF the favings
efetted by acts cf Congreis pailed during the
pre!ent felton, Which have derived from the
moa authentic fourccs, and for the general zc-
curacy OF which I am willing to hold myfelf ref.
pon6ble. have a!fo added an climate Of fur
thcr retrenchmcnts in our 6fcal iyRem. conten,-
plated by acts at prclcnt in an incipient rate,
and which will probably obtain legislative ianc-
,ion before the riGpg Of Congrefs. ! hkewife
fubioin general refult Of the Treafury opera.
tions. during the lait nine months Of tho year
one thoufaud eight hundred and ono.
Daring the paA fommcr and autumn, va
rious reports and mifreprefcntations were induf-
through the medium Of the preis, tending to i'm
pair the public confidence in ths Pefdent, and
10 implicAte feveral acts Of his adminiAration.
10 order to correa fuch mifreprefcnstions.
have been at fome pains to enquire into the facts
and circumHsnces from which they have probs-
bly, originated. For this purpofe have had
recourte 20 the public Offices and Official dccu-
fnents. The sefu't Of my cnqoities on this fub-
Jet nov alto communicate.
This aasement bsing derived from docu.
menss which can only be attained at the feat OF
government and it having ever beeu my opin.
iou, that Il is the duty Of representative to
suaid his conaituenu agsiuA miireprtienta,ions
BY giving them faithful views Of che proceed.
iugs OF their ssent,; feel pcrfuaded that my
conduit on hisoccshon will not fabied me to
any msri'ed imputation or eenfare from them.
Ian, Gentlemen.
Your ubedient fesvsns,
ThEODORUS BAILEY.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
READ--PAUSE-AND CONSIDER |
{" Federal Arfifees," Detected.

MOT long Gnce. when the Republicans were
IN coniidrred ss ,bs minority every ind;vi.
dual ot tho party. " who word aot deny himfelf
sni take W ,be" Fcdcssl " croh," was denooo.
cea 1 Republican. whole very name implied
az d,b.f. DeB. a fee 10 gsvsrsmsss, . J,ies< 10
Sysrasr. a-d os.fsfes.---Now when the Rsfsb.
Etssr sn 'bs mejs,if,. the Fsdsrsif e6sws ftr
ysy ~Sns which before was sx~rsaS, - tho
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-04-17
Savings by the Prefdent
csMHns Of Rsvsnxe.

.. The PreGdent had power to cfabliih
ditntts and farveys for the collection Of the in
iemsl taxes A fupervifor 20 fnperintend the
collection Of each diirtt, an infpeetor to fupcr-
intend that OF each furvey in the ditritt. COL
letton OF taxes were appointed under the fupcr-
intendsnce OF the fapervifors aad infpsdon.
Uoder theie regulations, each State made sdiE
triet, with fupervifor to each Asd the States
of MafIachufetts. PenniyIvanis, Maryland. Viz
oinia, North and South Carolina, were divided
TO from Ssset Ex furyejs. with an infpetior
over each iurvey. Ia the States thus divided
the collctton accounted with and paid to the
infpettors the infpeeior accounted with and
paid the fapcrvifon and theie 70 the Treafu-
ry {: Hence great delays, and want of power to
bring real dclinquents to account. The other
STATES were NOT divided into furyeys, had no
infpeetors; and collectors accounted with aad
paid to the fupervifors. The accounts were
there better rendered. and the Prc6dcnr, con-
vinced of the uieleiIaefs aud indeed miichief a.
rih0g from the faiJ infpedors, abolilhed them
laa iummer. BY the report Of the commifiop-
er OF the revenue, it appears that the emolunents
OF the fxieen infpeetors thus fuppreged .amount-
ed tor the year 1900, TO Io,Sz3 dollars 36
cents, which fun is clear isving in the collsc-
,ion. and has reduced the whole expence of COL
lection about fsvo per cent. Note. This is in.
dependent of the commillion allowed to thole in
fpetton on the diitri6t tax faid commiiiion
not being included in the above and amount
ed, in the States aforementioned, to ,,zSs dol
lars.
Z. The Prehdent had power under GER
tain limits, TO increaie or diminifh the Gze, and
~k~S III, IL.
tep. They had been increaled in iome in-
aances, fin New York, Virginia. South Caro-.
lima, and Botton) a high as fix officers and
tavsniy men the whole Establishment coa an
nually near 10000 dollars, and the matters be.
ing thereby more on footing Of navy captains
than Of revenue officers, did conGier their pro-
per duty, that of watching and preventing fmug-
gling, as almof degrading. The PreGdent has
reduced them TO their original efabiihment of
f4O0 officers and fx men They do their duty
better, and near $4,000 dollars are annually
faved the preciie fun is not aicertained, as the
accounts are not YET rendered.
Department Of State.
4. The following Foreign millions have
been fuppreHcd.
Miniier plcnipoteDtisry TO
Portugal, annual falary, 5000 dollars.
Minifer rehdent Al Holland, 400
Their fecreiaries, z,7oo
Contingencies other than perfon-
al, lannuslly) I,Ioo
Average outfits, for 4 years, 1850
Total ---zI,3so
.. The following agencies fupPrea=d. viz.
One eon,mifIioner under 9th Art.
Britifh treaty tannual ialary) $40
One of the two agents in Great
Britain for cauies & ieamen, do. 3. 900
-7,@4o
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0OsSCO
Total annual fayiogs. DoIls. 9 ,6.6os Of
p Which enables Congreis TO repeal ail the
Internal Taxes,
General rsfnh Of fbe f,sefs.y cSerstieas fer ibf
iaf ninr monfbs Of tbe year 1901.
j. The following paris OF the principal Of
the public debt have been difchsrged from the Itt
day of April TO the 3ia day of Dec. 1901, viz.
8. On fbe Dateb debt.
The payments out Of the
Treafpy, on account of princi-
pal and intcIee, have been, r,3o6,7s6 50
Deduct the part applied to
the payment of intereR, viz. the
in,erea and charges on the Dutch
debt. amounting for the whole
year 1901, to dolls. 9i,96i, and
for nine mssfbs therefore TO ,6S,o7o 7s
The amount paid on account ------
Of principal is therefore, dolls. o,7,7Ss 81
Z. Temporary loan. rcim-
buried TO the bank of the Unit
ed States, 7oo,oo
3. Reimbursement of the
principal of the regiaered debt
and loan office certificates, 1875 ,
4. Several fpecies of Aock
received in payment for lands. 1886 90
g ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF the
principal Of the FIX per cent. aud
deferred Rocks, viz.
The hole amount
reimburfed in 1901,
was. i,o5Lsoo 70
Deduct the amount
paid before the IN
day April, 1901, 47.6ls 36
------- ----- ,oos.s7S s6
Total amount Of public debt
difcharged during thoie nine
months. z,oSS,3a5 IS
ii. The fpecie in
the Trealury on the
3iR December 1881
amounted TO dols. 3.oss.76 7S
And on ut April,
1901. only u dols. I,794.o44 s6
The difference -
gained during months, dolls. ,,zo5,7a6 ea
Toral amount in favor Of the -
United States. or gained thofe
nine months, dolls. 3,9S4,o4a 7s
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Dolls. a8,7oo
Department Of War.
Sundry agencies-Deputy. Quar-
ter. matters, &c. efimatcd at 10000
May Department.
Contractors in the feveral fea-porn
at 5000 dolls. year, eitimated at 1900
Non. The fuperiniendants and fore keep
es for navy yards, and materials, have been
retained where necefary. The above agencies
were unknown to law.
Marine Ce,ps.
When the att for the navy peace eRablfh-
ment paned lait yesr. the Houfe of Reprefcnta.
rives p,opofed to reduce the marines in proper
tion to the reduction Of the navy, but the Sc
nate refufed to concur. The original law had,
however, in relation TO the priva,es, declared,
that they ihould be raifcd for certain number
of years. sxlsfi jos~er dijeba,xed by this Pref
dent; but had left him no power in relation to
the officers. The Pre6dent, laa fummcr, re-
duced the privates to the number wanted for
the fcryice Of the veiIels kept in commifion, and
for guarding the navy yar1s and public flores.
The puuber Of men difcharged, including non-
commiilioned officers, Is 6,1; the FUN sppro-
priased annually for tho corps, under the old ar
rangement, wss dolls. I66, ,oo3 78 cents the
fun wanted for the prefent year. under the
new modification, 10 dolls. Ior,,SI "a, and
the faving coniequcutly amounts to dollars
65,sz1 S..
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ColeAon Of cuAoms.
including naval officers, ef-
timatcd as $4,000
Mint eitabIiihment. Al. 900
Accomplznts and Clerks
in departments. I4.oco
Commifioners of rcvc-
nue.. and ftamp-oHice, $1,000
OAierrs of marine corps
reduced in proportion TO
men, i7,oco
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rt1r fbe fsHs4o;ss AdSrsf, alfbsssb ealtSiaiea
./erfbe msr'diare ef oxy Gesr Bafe. mo, be, qUt6-
esf any 0TafiOi vayiafisn. nSpLed" hbt Exc
,Su Q, freemsr Of fbe Fafs sf R5sae-l lR~nd -
a easd,d and JsyioHs pryn/af IL ibe,cfsrs /siieit-
ed Of rvey bos5f man.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-29
PHILADELPHIA, April n.

+ ExfraG ofa letter rteeivsa Jsftrag b
! the BUt5@ Paeket,. IN AZ days i'm
q Falmogtb.
We do allure you we never law ial
quantity Of wheat in Britain at tins el
fon of the year, and laleslo mliefablysdn
il every market in the 1land, and PHa'
daily falling-no wonder that is the cali
when every other KIDD Of grain is 10 low
oatmeal "a 10 I'D per peck, and - "a
ther likely will be lower Ihe sfanan
are prodigiouily crouded with gram
Another letter dated Falmouth, Ma1
!, contains the following - We have a
yet but an uncertain PROJECT OF peass~
lsR nights papers coutain votes q Fa' a.
ment for the continuance Of tie army enc
blilhnaent for twelve months-and 'fi
are fitting ouf great number Of lnF,s
Portiinouih and eliewhere. Inc p'l4
juf clofng; the capt. of the faeSs' f.
up al the fame inn and is juit geAs :"
Arrived, fch'rs Polly, Nstris, CAP
francois Chance, Atkinion, do' .,,,:,cr.
Cleared, hip John Bulkiey, .,. g
Cowes briggs Sally, Barry, oi ln,.G.
Lack, Gildea, P. Republican; &c so'1. /
ragon. clouk Norfolk ; HeInG si;.I i. |
ing, Savannah; Morning Star, hD"' 10,
maica Liberty, Dixon, Bafeeloh q, n,
Brothers, Babcock, Richmond NV v;1,d,I
ry, Smith, Naaau Profperity'.
n. York. ,,c, b
Barque Patty, Smell, from y, hs1 es,s.
arrived at Belfaif. Seh'r Betty o CJ
from hence, at Cowes. Ship fan 'so. b
lin of this port, from ST. psll"S
arrived at the Vile. cas5j
The G. Warrington tnga'' .adp
Shaw, 81 days from Giofs ara Aapsa |
Four Friends, Hathaway, ilo = opr, ~
with another fhiP, name u'A'
below.
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America, in Congress alIembled. That
the diari5t court Of the county OF Walh-
iington. in the territory Of Columbia, fhall
have power TO proceed in all chancery
canies which now are, or hereafter thai
be initiated before it, in which either Of
the parties refide without the fad ter
ritory, in the fame way that nom ieildents
are proceeded againit in the fopreme court
Of chancery ID The fate OF Maryland.
Sec. q. Ind Be it fartbey euaf7ea, That
the diariet court of the county Of Alex
anaria, in the dilirid of Columbia, lhall
have power TO proceed in all chancery caul-
es which now are, or hereafter lhall be IN
aituted before it, in which either OF the
parties are non relidents Of faid difritt Of
Columbia, in the fame way, and under
the fame regulations obfersed by the high
court of ehancery in the fate Of Virginia,
in proceeding againf non-relidents.
Sec. 8. Ind be il further faalfa, That
the courts for the counties Of Alexandra
and Warrington ihall hereafter be holien
at the periods following, TO wit: tor the
county OF Alexandria, on the fourth Mon
day Of June and November, and for the
county of Warrington, on che fourth
Monday of July and December, IN each
year, and the faid courts are hereby IN
veited with the fame power Of holding
adjourned ieilions that are exerciied BY
the courts of Maryland.
Sec. 4. indie H5a,tber euaRsd, That
No perlan re6dent within the United
States, ihall be held TO bail for any action
brought againlt him in the courts Of the
diitriet Of Columbia, who fhall not have
been reiident two months in the laid diff
triet, unlsts the caufe of action lhall have
originated therein.
Sec. s. Ana belt further eaaRea, That
no e0pias al Jafisf aelenaum fhall hereafter
iiIue on any Judgment rendered by Jingle
magi&rate, or IN any cafe where the judg-
ment, executive of COTS, lhalinot exceed
twenty dollars.
Sec. s. This act fhall commence, and
be in force from and after the pafing
thereof.
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NEW YORK, April a6.

Arrived, lhip Mary, pain. Cove,
briggs Penelope, Merry, TsneriGs Tvin,'
Scott, Falmouth, lJam.) fch'rs Uoos ~
Lamb, do. Tryal, North Cam
lima; Experiment, Dunn, PHILADELPHIA
Victory, Wilmington, II. G
Mary, Spencer, Bermuda; aoops Can
Darrell, do. Nancy, Thorp, WiIaiug,n'
D. Friendhip, Richards, Sunbury, Nc
Pwymautb, Eng. J March {.
Arrived, the America, Robinion, fco
America.
Falmouth, Martb :.
Sailed, the American ihip Fidelity,
Wyms, for London.
Arrived, ihip Mary, Balm, from Am.
ferdam, lat from Cowes. The Mav
put-into Cowes in difreis in January. Oh
the nth of thar month the fch'r Harno.
ny, Abraham Tower, matter, arriveds
New dep in 4 8 days hom Bottom. MargA
80, in Lar. ~. long. s., sfpcke the Eng.
lifh ihip George, out a days from Gree.
mock, bound TO New York. April9, il
lat. SO, long. S., fpoke fch'r Aurpn,
bound from Norfolk to Amlterdam, out
~ ftays. Off the Hook, fpokc btls l..
duitry, Nichols, out So hours ironN.
York, bound 10 Belfaa.
Schooner Victory, from Wilmins'oa,
N. c. On the 10th carried away he.
foremaf III {. gale.
Sch'r Mary, Spencer, from Bermrh.
Left there, lhiP Durell, sndl
icil'r TO fail next day for New-York.
Sch'r Union, Lamb, from Falmouth
Jam, April IL, fpoke brig Sally, from
HAVANA, bound TO Bottom, out 3 days
Left at Falmouth, the fch'r Rovei, from
N. Carolina, arrived the day before The
Union failed.
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procuring them (" adequate compeor,.;.
for all the loGes that have been na: M
fufained. Itnow only remains ,b.,, sal1
American claimant lhould in ieslon in,, tss
full and aafbeutie proofs Of his riob,s 'ula
his loGes, as the ground for th Ss :. sna
mifioners to proceed on, in which c,r s =.
demands will be liquidated on fair aD sl's
quitable principles, and dileharged VIZ; !
punetuality, in iterling money, at INV ~
treafury Of the Britih government. Ns
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Gongrefs Of tDe 1intte0 States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, April z6.

N3ONDAIJ <1PaA %Os
The bill repeating feyeral acts in rela-
sion TO the efablifhmenf of mint, was
read third time, and paacd.
ALTO bill making appropriations for
the civil government for the year 1902.
An amendment (caieiiy explanatory
10 the bill for the redemption of the
whole of the public debt was received
from the fenate, and agreed TO by the
houfe. This bill therefore only requires
the signature of the Preiilsnt TO be a
law.
4 memorial 4vas ,sceived fran rifiSsns
efWal6i1gtou, prayiag that t6e al Jar .,
Incorporating the city Of Wabingt0n,
my 6epaDsdmfo zasO.
The 5ss/< TAX up Jaid bill, read it
taUiee, agreed to II, and 0rdered Il 70 a
third reading to-mo,0qv.
A meilage was received from the Pre-
6dent of the United States, Eating that
rhe commiaioners appointed on the part
ofthe United States had concurfed with
comniAioners on the part of the fate Of
Georgia, in certain terms of anicable
adju&mene of the limits of iaid fate,
&c. fubjea TO ratification within fix
months.
A meaage was received from the fe-
nate, informing the houfe that they had
rejected the bill for aboliihing the mint !;
and that they lad paaed the bill for abo-
lining the board of commitlioners of.the
city Of Warrington, &c. with Certain a.
mendments.
A meaage was received from the ienate
informing the houfe, that they had agreed
TO all the amendments made by the houie
to the bill S 10 amend the Judicial fyRem
of the United States" excepting one,
viz. thar which asuck cut the fiction
that transferred the nomination of COM
miGioners of bankruptcy from the diff
rriet judges to the Prefdent on which they
Unfit.
Mr.. Giles moved that the houfe lhould
recede from the amendment.
This motion was fupported by Msfis.
Taliaferro, Elmendorf, Holland, S.
Smith, and Mitchell, and oppoled by
Melrs. Bayard, Grifwold, Goddard and
Mott.
The queftion wastaken by Yeas and
Nays, and carried Yeas 4s-Nays
~.
The horfe took up the amendments of
the fenate TO the bill abollfhing the board
of commiiiioners Of the city OF Wathing
ton, &c.
One Of theie amendments contained a
number of diiiina feefions for efabliihing
a company for cutting a canal TO unite
the main Potomac with the Eafern branch
thereof. Committed.
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From re ". r. Commercial s4ave,tiser.
AMERICAN CLAIMS.

The late convention agreed on between
Lord Hawkeibury and Mr.. King, on the
9Th Jas. 1902, is moa important event,
as it relates at once to the government
and the citizens of'the United States, and
will ever remain recorded proof of the
pre-eminent talents, addreis and patriot
lin Of the American negociator. In this
point Of view, it is faid. the matter has
been preiented by OH Miniaer al Paris,
ia a private letter to friend in this place.
Without doubt Mr.. King had many and
very formidable g difficulties to over
come. Had the commlilioners, under the
9th article of Mr.. Jays Treaty, fucceeded
in carrying into effect THEIR contribution
OF that article, the United States would
have been iubjee to debt of more than
a MILLION iterling this Mr.. King has,
by fair negotiation, been able toreduce to
the lpecifc fun Of G.6oo,ooo. Onsthe
other hard, very ferrous difficulties arofe
in regard to the execution of the 9TH ar
sticle-- The Board of Commiliioners, under
this article, "a majority ofwhom are Anne
ricans) claimed the right Of reviGng the
deciiioas of the High Court of Appeals in
prize caules, and OF giving relics TO Anne
rican claimants in cafes where, in their
Judgment, il had either been denied or
partially granted by the Britih Court of
Appeals.
To The mind of an EngIifh juria, who
had been accuitomed 80 look withthe high
eft reverence to this auguf Tribunal, "a
tribunal that for ages has been in the prac-
tice of prefcribing the rules Of maritime
law TO Europe) Il was not a plealant cir
cum1ance. to behold the decilions of the
Lords Commiaioners Of Appeals, examin-
ed, reverted, and declared contrary 10 the
laws Of nations, by aboard OF gentlemen,
majority of whom were foreigners. IL
is matter of no great furprize, therefore,
tkat ferrous g difficulties thould have.
arifen on thiseground, and produced the
lafpenGon of proceedings which arrefed
the fettlement of the American claims.
! Another ierious obltacle which oppoisd
heexecuticn Of the 9TH article was, the
amount of ferllng money which the Bri-
riih government would probably have to.
refund to the American claimants, with
our any rational profpea Of being reim-
barfed from the captors who had feized.
and fquandered the American property.
Engaged ina war with the mott powerful
nation in the world contending not for a
|ial|| a|sij1 . 80 q 81 q |afIIagsl :
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BALTIMORE, April y ID

Eatraa ofa A1tv t,ou Capl ,r,,bAnI
feipe1 BY The Cs,aeha, dat<d - - par'f
a7s5 Il Lear, slqur<, g<n<'s a. Je'D
r;al ag<ut 10, ibis yland = lye a@lal.nglJ
States, lad : 10ymaldylmDal;Jg,, mr.
The raatau- geueralsftb', S'.' M tie r a
lSagr IBIS Place il t<sy d ay. Jslsa,ppnt'
ueut, eybev aye @0ala H'@
loqv him." -
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TUESDAY,, April III

=
The bill 10 incorporate the city OF
Walhington was read a third time and
paasd.
Mr.. S. Smith prefented bill TO re-
vive and continue in force, an act to
provide for the eitabliihment of trading
houfes with the Indian tribes, which was
read twice and orderedFto third reading
TO day.
DR.. Mitchell from the committee, ap-
pointed Oh 70 much of the Prefdent's
meilage as relates TO naval fcites, &c.
made further report.
The report concludes as follows
!" Tbe eQmm1ttse fug thar pyior to The 4b
sfMan6 1901, tbeJu u oae funded ana
ane1 maetboaIaad aadf5uy dollars, AID
oz eents, ba0e 6ees expended IL 9arebaJfag
Macy Tera5 Q1dmaRmg improvements a1ou
them, 4vifboaf any Lazu uatba,5tgxg The PR
sbG/e, or any afpropriatiou Of money, Ell
her fsr pare5a/s az Improvements. 8
The amendments OF the fenate to the
: bill for the relief of the widows and chill
dren OF the officers LOT in thc Pickering
and Infurgent, &c. were taken into conf
deration and agreed to.
Thefe amendments reduce the allow
ance made by the bill Of the houie 70 four
months pay.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-29
IN the Senate Of tie United States
Apya 10th, 1901.

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