Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09

to be promoted IS every sincere frors..
cess OF our political institutions. h uo 1eE u,
ment are appeals to- the Source of nor. 10 govsa.
Of real doubt, more suitable than m o.. u Csc,
motive can be assigned for the eyerr;a1 40 oos
by tue constituted authorities. While ~ pose
whose benefit IL Is TO be exercised, bsys Dss II
fened It, and may not be willing 10 co,.e 10y ca,
would seem to me, that an homes, onni i,sN /
the conceded powers Of the General tio,'l-.ea Z
to the advancement Of the common vvs,l e''''les
sufficient scope to satisfy reasonsbls t'ssels
The difficulty and supposed impracticab;i,,-..
tanning an amendment of the constin,I,. uo q,
respect, Is, ! firmly believe, m great y Us
founded. The time has never VET hen see q,
patriotism and intelligence Of the Ameri.'" ''a lii
were not fully equal TO the exigency: arJ seo2s
will, when the subject calling forth tl,s,- l7s
sition is plainly presented to tllenl To5, Il','.
the questions involved iii this bin, ana = viz
them to an early jealous and full cop,,J.,.' -2
their deep importance, is, in ms estimate '-'.- q
the highest OF our duties.
A supposed connection between ab57,....
for internal improvement and the syS,e,55 ''1-1S
tectng duties, growing out of the anSietes. ~ fo'
more Immediately interested IN their A.. e' ''.'
given rise to suggestions, whph il : ~ his
should notice on tins ocsasior. Nv ~ Pal
these subjects have never teen eo1ce siioa' ca
those who have a right to know them M ~ non
which have entertained On the LATTE, nos
Quently placed me in opposition TO ipd, ;l'y De
well rs communities, whose clImsu poo NJ :
ship and gratitude are of the stronaest :. "''lt
bat trust there hos been nothing IN my
which has exposed me TO the susp;cio6s ~ ~
thought capable Of sacrificing my view. e'.ll
private considerations, hoWeye, stror, = usi
have been, " deep the regrets they srs ce -.l 'o
). exciting.
A. long IS the encouragement Of dom,.,. -.
nufactures directed to national end
ceYe from.me temperate but steady s,s- ''-, @
There Is NJ necessary connection beiuod.lf !.
the system Of appropriations. On the cor,..- q
appears to ne that the suppostion of their J..ll.
dence upoI each other, Is calculated 10 ,r,al \.
prejudice the public against both. Tbsc,-
is sustained on the grounds of its consis,er,
the letter nd spirit of the constitution. a. Z. "-
gin being raced TO the assent ofan The n,,;.
the origina compact, and of Its having ,bs -.
port and APPRECIATION Of a majority of tle 49,
on which iccount It is at least entitled 10 ,f..,.
periment. The suggestions to which Ib,,s.f
ded refer o a forced continuance oftbe ~
Debt, by neans of large appropriations A, IA
stitute forthe security which the system 49,
from the principles on WHICH it has bitbero ~
sustained Such a course would certainly mr..
either an unreasonable dstust OF the neon. ~,
consciousness that the system does not noses, -
fcient sOndness for its support, Il left oiber,.
hntary choice, aud lis own merits. Tbo,. III,
SUPPOSE Tat any policy thus founded can b h,
upheld IL this country, have looked upon h, NJ
tory With eyes very different from mine. Tt
nolicv lie every other, must abide the will Nh,
people, VINO will not be likely to allow any dsyr,
however speclous, 10 conceal its character \.
tendency
\ In presenting these opinions, / have spoken Ma
The freed,m and eandOr which thOughtihs y
casion fortheir expression called for, aud now "a,
lpect(ullv ieturn the bIil which has been unlucS
sideration for your further deliberation and 70
ment ANDREW JACkSON
May d. 1880.
! Statemmts from the Treasury DDGsl
Receipts 70! 1899, estimated At gS,S8ig
Customs %@OOUOJV
Lands, LSOuUW
BANK DNQeuuti iV"iVVV
Incidentd receipts, including
arreanof internal duties, DE-
rect tNes, and canal tolls, 10000
To which is to 10 added the balance
/ estimated to be in the Treasury On
the LIST Of January 1880. 4il0'-
-
Making an aggregate OF &3lG|
M mated sedV at u '''' "''' '-' a5a
m miscellaneous. 2,473225
Military service, including
Notifications, pensions,
Indian affairs, &c. 5,525,1S9
| Naval service, 4,2o1lll
PubIic debt. lI,5O0000
Which would leave an estimated bal
J JnD1o n, i Is3l, Of lgl%'
/ Amount Of receipts for the year 1880,
as estimated by the Secretary OF The ...
Treasury, %'of'
Amount estimated TO be in the Trossu-
ry en- the lst Of January IsN' %'
&g.
OF which sum, estimated TO be
in the Treasury on Let Janu-
airy 1880, there are bad debts
amounting n 1,426,54G
And there will be required
by the several depart
ments 10 complete the
service Of the year 1879, 2,467 l73
Making the sum to be deducted as ur%
avaii=lIa for 1880 5o's
Leaving applicable to service Of 1851 zt'Nf
xpenditures-Amount al
ready appropriated up to
9Th May 1880, ll,935,5i2
For payment Of public debt, IL ,OOO,GO
Amount Of bills pending
between the two houses
on amendments, which
will probably pass, 436,5a
Amoant Of bills that will
| probably pass the pres
ent session, 1,l97Sb5. IA
2501AA
/ -
Estimated deficiency