The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1840-12-25


Dermiss,oa..a6 ssuosea. prove IL. over :
sftar,SF lie ,,,.r ii ,he peo6le trel,,.
sflyk, Sbe ma ,,a character 81 h. capacity
a q a,,,s.s scco,,su IA ils will and its interests
-, T. ;o,s,es,. Of IN lsvori,es. the value and 4
~, sas,on .og ,he labor and proper,v of every
' s., & ais extsnded country. had been so fully
s.. ,,Iis rdsyeloued; when il was no,oriens
- aflhis great. community had. Inv
"a W. .ss' saS SSs'1saSs ~ : Nu' '0sS
.sssss = 'ssfed e, nsadasss swith spirit
ofhsedl lss. sopiaiieps whenit had been seen !,
that. ssouro d ll.c suD5ost ol the cSunbinaton II.
,Ss.ses. K. q ;oI, y ,vas IS, toS;5 4, sSsld
-; = :, ) tsSss
f's'e's ''.'0pa''ssl ss9 sss sne laws ess deaahce
sjtii lnptn. and when. too, Il had become
n 81 IL 6elisSyse ,hat suah au uocu.,
,.,;s, .s'' .G;,' 'ss.i s.. $ ,..,a.s ,,,,,h
/. - u y J. y y
ous snsesEe'p'y y DelnS eeusss' y ayss g 'i0- Il
dulge 10 fatal dsiSsiOIs
To avoid the sctsssisy permapspt debt,
md iis inevitable ecnsS4 4aepees have adyoca- |
ted md endeaY Ycrsd carry into efsct. esPol
,sicy Ofe0b6ning the appropriations ior the pubs
liC ssrVicete@reh objects onlyysas are clearly
within the constitutional authority of the Fed.
.eral Governments; Of excluding lfonisit expenses
those inprovident and unauthorized grants of
public money for works of internal improve,
tnent.swhich were 30 wisely arrested by the
constitutional osi,ensof fmyp predecessor,
ysand which iftReSh had not been SO checked,
would long gbefoIe this time lave involved the
Hlapcessoflhe General Government in embar-.
rassnents far greater than those which areRe1
experienced hy any ofslhc States.
our sznenditures 10 that staple, uuos.Ne acTT
and economical Lad. ['straV IVY "d9
which, is alone cor NOW ~ 'e''P'oyeu
our institution; of our coin"e'ce anu
customs and the sa heoEe'' ""o"n' ."0
fully adeauatc t, de III ~ u Wv ,
CURED. but, under 90" Coaatot,a,; ,
impose taxes upon the Soo,on vndorC ~,
mount than was acualSo ~ m ;,s ,,on ~ ,
taxes upon tho rso,Ie ,oA ror tho NM.
was actually necessary iI,,,c.as,s in ,h.,
<. essory to IA Comdost n,r Aul;ck in ,ba
the priucipIs ~, wall IN has heen in
In lieu of natioo,,, =. iw;ch and 81,
on banks of any descripnon,R New Zea-
~,ofour fiscal affairs, | recommefdVith other
stion ofthe system which is nowH.SY our
>opeiaton. That system affords everIyiugl
site facility forthe transaction of the pe0D,
n concerns ofthe Government Will 1t IS cohfi'
= IDENTITY anticipated, produce in other respects
many OF the ponehts which may haYe been from
eX.,,.I I''' Wv O'ON''' VI =.
I.,:I -. ~, :,...N,,. e.,
at -. 49, ."0
thar couIJ be aceomnJisbed bv onv other msas.
ure ofreform, the patronage of the Federal Gov
srnment-a wise policy in all governments, but
more especially ao-in one like ours, which
works we'll only in proportion as 1t is made tt
'es'0' '''eupPO'' upon 'A' unOl0''eu a"a u''a
.,.on.. III Io.o.I.... -. o.a.o..,. ,aIa'
either in the RAISING collec,pp sai,keeniog n,
dsbwsnr the pnbc revenues and nlrce the
Government equally above the temptation Of 70,
terng dangerous and unconstitutional institu.
ton at ho ne, or tho necessity of adapting il,
policy to the views and interests of still more
'''"uI"'' I.i1 ,s'. ,-o"oy po|o' ~ aO'o'u'
' ''' "'''0 pr"
~ ,,-. 'O ''''' ''00'
,h,a c,vucce..Gn 80 oJ.an.t,,1 '''. ''V" 90, "luo
MIA or,bs 1r,;,ed s,,,,, ,h,, v.,...,nI
~ ,;,,0. '' ="
.oI '" 'N''p' II 10 II"
e. III. n,,;o, d.m,nd a. - N"N o"''9
policy. which .bou,d oo,u b. oh.,I'N,
such exiyencies .no, r,o..,. ,'.-.',1
.bv, N dirpct and do,dl, bos,,,,Y - H.. .-''