Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-05

the same on deposte the proportion aforesaid ana
provided further, That when SAID money, OF any pa.
thereof shall be wanted by the said Secretary, to meet
The appropriations made by law the same shall be caed
for in proportions, within one year. as nearly as
conveniently may be, from the d'ltsF'hl otaEs W."
which the same is Deposited ard shall not DC c"cu 'o
i'll exceeding Ten thousand a''ats p ay ''I
State in any one month, without previous nonce o.
thirty DAYS for every additional SUM OF S2oeeu, WHICH
at any time may be required. , ~, II,
SECTION H. lind he further ehafca nat uie sr'u
dnnsitrs s,, be made with the said States In The io-
r nronori;ons and at the following tllHcs VIZ: one
cu,rr mart On the first day of January eighteen nun
dcd and thirty seven, or as soon leiea'tef is may oe
oucouarcr part on the first day of April; one-quaFtcr
mari on the first day Of july and oneqnater part on the
first day Of October all in the same year.
SEcT1oy 81 ind be further cRactcd, hal TO enable
the SECRETARY Of the Treasury to carry into ccct the
provisions Of this act he be authorized 10 appoint lree
additional clerks for his Department, lhc one at sIary
Of one thousand six hundred dollars per annn and the
remaining two at salary Of thousand dollars each
pcr annu and TO pay the said clerks quarter yearly,
out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appro'
prialcd. no,y
Sneaker of Tic Uousc Of Representatives..
NJ VAN BUREN,
IIcc President Of the United States and
President Of TIC Scaatc.
A''''' '' ~" ''"' ANDREW JACKSON.
D,srY,prr,oy or TIE SURPLUS REaEHuE-ln the
aGc speech OF MIR. Mann, nj New foTk dEdhst l!c acl
,! the cpvslc and distribution of the public money,
Table introduced which accurately exhibits the dstEl,
bulve share Of each State upon the basis OF surplus ni
thirty millions 1t is estimated by some OF the friends
Of The that the surplus will amount on the st
of January 1897 thirty millions of dours or more,
leaving al least thirty millions to be distributed MI
Mann cvnlrded that the mode Of superintendent adopt
ed violation %. the fundamental principles OF lie
CONSTITUTIONS which graduates taxation according TO rep
rcsenlation and he observes that the surplus accunu-
lated by indirect taxation contributed by each State
in proportion to its federal numbers, and, Of course, II
returned ought to be distributed according to The same
ratio. 49,, ,
The table is formed by dividing 80 millions By 2i9; the
whole number of the House Of Representatives, which
produces l23,9Gt 2a5,2!2 or say 1239G7 TO avoid Il
small lrncon This multiplied by the number OF Re-
representatives. of each State, gives the amount conlri-
butcd by each State. Dividing thirty millions by 2Ji,
the whole number Of Senators aud Representatives. we
have ~? 0l0 2lO294, say n2,0ll to avoid small
fraclion) Multiplying the last sum by the whole mum
Der of Senators and Representatives Of each Stale, we
have the amount which each State will get BY the pro-
visions Of The Seuar $ bill The Two last columns show
the gain aad loss Of each State, throwing out OF view
the Ioss to all in the expenses OF collecting 50
large from The people 10 be returned 10 them agah