Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15

among the most ;,
Upon this Count t'
has, in the provias
special guardians
Of adherence to ' ~
fail here, all bo"I
! extinguished. nj
a Government Of
not general, power
and it is our du,
character intende1
perience points ou
largement of tbesd
it to those for Will
cised (; and not un|
by a resort to Ov
The scheme has
ceeded the hopes
and become an Oh;
world. We are \
and to the gloriOu,
for the preservatjl
The great mass
our internal affairs
where the Feders
the State Govern,1
in my view, than h
ed for the success
which we are nod
and auxiliary operj
ties. This is not
belongs to the mol
tons of my mind.
strongly or too ear
of its Importance
croachments upon
State Sovereignty.
full and invigoratiu
system can never 4
| In the collection
credits authorized
beyond the Cape O
cause of the losses
these were shorten
months, and warehl
eminent sufficient
fered in deposite 70
[ ture /; and if the ii
to a priority Of pay
of its insolvent deb
ly secured, this evil
sure, be obviated.
such houses, is, the
alteration of the Ct
I your attention.
I 1t is worthy Of motto
lection and security d
the imposts were chief :
duties on imported
temptation for illicit Ii
There is reason to bell
some respects, quite in
rity Of the revenue, an
ests of those who are
The injurious and dem
cessful system of SNUG
require comment, and q
ed against. | thereto
propriety of adopting E
this evil ; avoiding, hO
every unnecessary infn
and embarrassmentof
| On an examination d
ry, ] have been forcibly
of public moneywhich
the sum thus due from
ment, a considerable pd
ate +; and IN many lnsta
dered so by remissness
its collection. By pm
however, may yet be re
be the portions respect
classes, it behoves the
real state Of the fact:
prompt adoption Of Judi
lection OF such as may
lieved that a very large
the lnadequacy OF the 4
lection OF the debts dusl
inadequacy lies chiefly
bitually and constantly {
the agents engaged 10
be admitted that the 81
brought by the pubIlcs,
accounting officer OF th9
a view to his legal snoT1
is with numerous Other
| bly, to the publlck ln'e'd
| 1t is important thai
service should be suCle1
such provisional skllla
expense attendant upon
ecutive Department va
est principles Of eeonq
therefore, that the dan7
of the Treasury, SO hf
intendeDce and managq
on the part Of the 0Glli
the Attorney.Genlerai.,1
on the same footing, nj
tne olneI DePa'. anoS !
eon an md na,.n ,goS st. as \
nr MS D Ds!naun oaa; I;
cna Igc y, ." e... aua,',C;l
sS o o. .ne A' ~ M,,rb|
tne co n.a. !. u. ' oolIs !
woul I nas,en VIC nero oV mi
ano neles cueso saw or,s mi
mns.gn,,. pc lGraIe a, e1,S%G
M OF an sf s. Pi TS nsI
G y.s9 10 ota .uh., ~ ho uis,'
sno ~ a De taken' n aU~,,l
20 tne .reass' sysrn1itis,
Q, us glea ... sI, ,h.v n
al accounts up'''' u, 'l
In connexion with M
suggest. also, an inqulfJ'
the act of Congress a ,ll
persons of debtors to ~
onment, may not, cons \
terest, be extended to Y
the conduct Of the dep y
imputation Of fraud. y
that which now eSisA !
/ nate class Of citizens, !
would prove benehcl a.,
ltinuance of the llablll y,
charge it have been ein'
pirit the debtor !; : o. H.,
partial, the want Of 20.
compromise and release
~nlu YpqfIl