The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-09

.lev.tlon to our public . 4abtty alu l;'.a s'sasonably the means
 pr9Flor''fiI oar'''ifiiIment of contracts, and
 1eiilI9'Is D't security against sudden
 50 gEind in financial affairs, as to
 Fse7 af near that amount proyldent
 csl. and especially so at this
 ',aI''os'' a6sp any surplus which may ex- ,.p',e r@ under a permanent comlpro- ! '.s.'G .ss Tariff, that contains within It-
 @,s;oa to reduce sui further tie
 F,'l''sl, ~ undoubtedly ihe whole amount
 ~ aD5,,e alter the close of the coming
 ..,sa of sincere congratulation
 ,''a' 'Sa general prosperity of our com
 ,iS from the peace, industry and
 '"e which so widely prevail over
 s .+s .i country, under it's admirable
 la' ,bat researches are obliged to
 plsi ,El ,a,her to the due reduction or
 ' ~ ofany occasional surplus that
 Y" losa Y to exist in the Treasury, than
 s,,fficient for public purposes, by
 sad ' olber burihens. But under
 ...S 1 systeni as to duties and the pub
 N \ viI be prudent to calculate that
 ','ss % as well as surplusses may hap
 a ',sr lban formerly. In the opinion
 aa.'lersiigned, however, neither can be
 assaaled so as 10 require immediate
 '. ',s, But should Congress think diff.
 '' harm could arise from vestiag
 o tag Treasury Department, in |lso pnsypectee deficiency occurring syentIe rom any cause whatever, 10 \ oortOn of our public stock as may 's,.prg to supply the public wants [,s out of actual appropriations.
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 ,s other questions naturally con- win the present deposite Banks, [isgd. with our whole existing sys- Finance, so far as regards the keep |a disbursing of the public money, |Isre be appropriately considered. [bdIit any desire to avoid, but rather |Tisb to submit that full and frank kOp of them winch their aeknowledg- IOrtance and the exciting interest in ismaad from the fiscal department of asrment, they will be postponed to a Is supplemental report, which will be ed exclusively 10 their consideration, fl soon be presented to Congress.
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 Secrsisfy recommends. that fhe one gold coin, embraced Ill the last act, be authorized. 1.-The community mo event sustain much If any iniury k while the facilities of the public by ascon of either metal, gold or sil- aaalI as one dollar may be greatly .aaI This kind of legislation with Fbrovide full supply and variety ia instead of bills below five and ten !, is particularly conducive to the se- gf ihe poor and smiddling classes 5 they own but little iii, and profit 1t lit- Banks, should be subjected to as risk as practicable by their bills. The ' and commercial, for whose bene- shy banks are instituted: will then use their bills, and suffer by them, d or Appreciated; while the laboring ! and men of small property will, hy See aild paiernal care oif. the Gov !, generally, he provided with a cur .Of hard money, not exposed to any failures, and to be used for all deal- such an amount as their daily Or wants may in most cases require. new coinage has as yet been confin- the iil;tiif f and quarter eagles, sequalled in all about $3,ll4,09o; or months more than four times the an- Ferage coinage of gold for many years The demand for other coins has al- n promptly met throughout the year. eral other reports are in preparation ei which embraces an opinion on the yot the Land Titles in Missouri; and {. er, reorganization of the Treasury ment and revision of the salaries to m fiouse officers.
 Secretary states that at least $30,000 V iOften years, will be required to he aaFdn Clerk hire, to bring up the ar ses oi writing in the General Land Of 0a tor future service. Not one of the ca Receivers and Registers connected le present. system of Land sales, has, sme past year, proved to be Detaul- LUMpKlN has sent another Message -. . .