Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-26

will be observed that so far have stated the amount
patronage press only. 10 Decenbe 1855
the Globe obtained printing Tor the House
and for tic years ending the Son September 1897
publishers paid, that accrun $Ic5 GA 80
l. thus appears that t the last years Globe
hos reessed from the Govenmen the public doeumeul prove
nearly 100000 dollars What has received indirectly
from ulceholdrs and expectants, tel. viii
designate each OF the nnumeabe host OF editors aad
whom tins patronage has oeen shoSered Many
received small othc again. do quite oquul the obc
editors e. seem to be among the pre-
freG readers whether their papers
be supposed to be under the wholesome regimen OF Treasury
diet.
find TINT Hill Barton Of New Hampshire have received
about six years between $1,000 aud $4,000. Dorg the
same time Penn J Of kentucky paid
dollars nearly the half Of which has paid
last two Daring the same he the firms OF True .
Chos g. Green. and Beal Green, Bosom,
paid S27 2o4 70 In the years Medary Many
penny were paid So Pane Clark 81 s37 50 MGln
4 Parry Phladelpha $ s22 90 Meday Reynolds Me
dairy 5S4 and Samuel MeJary Brothers, all Of Ono, 81,
002. All made by the Post Office Depart
ment and addition this printing patronage Of these
parties enjoyed advantageous contracts the Department
supply Of paper and twne, connected with their
uC blanks THESE contracts for BLANKS paper and twinc
when examined as they were by the committees OF investigation
disclosed practice o: reprehensibe partay the
Postmaster General for certain political avorites have
examined to see if Departments
besow part their printing patronage these lndvd-
further fact, however is disclosed by the printing
accounts Departments that, for past. they
large portions Of their patronage the hands Of
Lsngee OSuwan of tins city, who publishing period
ca journal the "Democraic Revac, which processes be
literary work, the time deyoes columns the
and defence OF the Administration, nHh zeal equaied
only by the Globe and, least recently
published shows little regard for justice and truth Think
that paper does
= rhe Executive patronage press great
chapters which the famous retrenchenl report Of
this House divided 1t there stated alarming fact
that the paid for printing aud advertising "by the Exec
uye Departments the Of Government the hco) he
las, wears 1928 1926 1920 aud General Post
Office in TWO years ssh $50 81" In the report
we are also the printing for Congress- the Senate and
House included from March, 1919, Dece e, 1921 being
period years amounted TO S27l,oS3 81. These were
thought be extfavagant expenditures ana feenceh &C.
msnGed and promised
beg the House to indulge few holding up
to their view. especially the gentleman from New York
ir Cambreong) active member of that committee
mirror IN which practical reform may be 1.-THE gen
the party, shall hnd the obee hdeous one can
onl say the picture the work of their hands
For the six years ending the 30h September 1887, the
several Executive Departments inclusive Of the General Post
Office PAID $40 ll6 81 for their printing In order to
get three years compare with The term aud amount
before the comee let US take halt Of The S34o
ssv $40 OBS is
n.doc, III. amount stated by the committee 81 $50 81
Amount ofiucrcuse every three years -
Iao find that in Elk years ending The 3Ot Gay Of Sep
TENDER 1881 printing for Congress (Sena'e nnd House,
and inclusive Of certain documents books aud engraving
amounted to SOL g. lie, deduct The amouat reported
by The committee pad or Tie same object IN eight years o
the Administration which condemned Tor It's eAiia'Ganee
that was s27I $50 81. That operation VIII sho" that the M
formers have paid the legislative patronage OF The press
eight years
Having thus shown the Of and how this patronage
now used by Executive wI! be sPPooato ~ zee What
the friends Of Gcu Jackson would b. tie consequence 81
such use The their report slcS oi TIE moral
mechanism upon which tas patronage ots s power int
seems irresistible sy ey ~ not stop 20 argue What
tey predicate az undenabe fact that by the cup eut o
the expenditures o the contingent funds OF The Departments
Government al inlcnis and pDpoes eAeclua &C.
tsbshcd a. much aBuus item ~ lhe 5p-
preparation bill the purpose OF purchasing the Al thl h--
lnonoa action Of hundred pope hcoupfouus N1-
csn Of those ~ power tie unsrang cbose o those
who are not Auc cetale already referred TO- r Ham
lon speaking OF payAen' f We s~i
ces Of the press obreed NbeE The Government boeones
the paynasr for these services tae eyi infinitely augmented
For what which Tie pess uncu s1,h ci1a~
stances Is expected erdcT return for tie Iafa' tl~"s
of the Go,crnmet Why al their sFfooe1rS " A.
brry poaer; Geeud each Of ute 4r4 cofuPol'
10 ID excuses OPP. Tor every OF Iu9-y oh'1eH
the interest and Of tie country msy be Je9lel ~ '-
rance spsihy s.ee but a,Ne az. L. s-1oi those "Lo
do DOT thnk eHisus poSes caNed 10 4e coiA-ece VI
the People, most Guspauug caumny 1r1 sD1a-' DR.
Bond said would hppesi Tue House shd 10 ne coon sc
ere not nov experiencing daily Tie Ftacts i 81 ""l'
Mf Hamilton mentioned possible sae q '"ugs is no
s description subtdzed press tLe htn-s % ie Dp'e"
eut % graphically q he present administration asa lie
pfess might lasls be CoHeeufec ia; ey 81 .f ne
piurei E,ey d. eIPenence Shows that AZ Nj" oppose Ns
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