The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18
h. Newark Daily Advertiser.
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re Newark Daily Advertiser
lt st.l I Er%S BUREN, ACCOUNT CUR
baci /. ~ ~ RENT.
holds s. been repeatedly asserted in the
rem r. IA on the floor Of Congress, that
bout 4 q. Ruren during the three years Of
entio, s,,saD;n;s,ra,ion had loaded the people
Edne,a. soyI sbt Of more than $2o,000,O00.
min IL Administration organs, the
|esyon I u Albany Argus, &c. have stoutly
Fss-s,s 81 The Albany Evening Journal
!. disI,s Ell len the trouble tp gofover the.
Ielsaas ants and shows conclusively that
en,;as VI. Buren, Administration has, IN
sve ans years eAps h ~ I'u, ,s r ,aan
lveniea saGooJ over and above ail Tue :, reye-
e oaena 4 ofhe United States during those
Lom.. $! ,et Of Congress passed on the
Yapello llG Jane, 1886, called the deposite
|hext. a. n,,hllion act, by the 18th section
epa,es & That Ave millions of dollars Of
|ninaple,s ss .sey in the Treasury, should be
ing sa Erred on the first DAY OF January,
nun,ys ,n,l the residue distributed among
IowS S,es Now in point Of fact, owing
hippo .Ieouent payments not known to the
bnsi se,,v when the distribution com,
with al, Il these five millions, turned out
errit1rs & Millions six hundred and seven
enAernes Xsm.and dollars. At the Extra SEES
namely: l, i Congress in the fall 1897, the
B 4 justalmens of the surplus revenue,
Hin law directed to be withheld from
Saps. That instalment amounted
and j. millions three hundred and sixty
!, thousand dollars. Three of the
Fessed ~ i given by the Bank of the United
|tsqs. Ia II settlement for the stock offa.the
Ell States. in the late institution. a.
meeting fnirg to six millions Of dollars, have
pr, JamesE naId and realized since Mr. Van
!, PhifnE came into office. In March last
able aid : we're outstanding and unpaid two
khey have fN;ossnd upwards of dollars of Treas
ms for money borrowed to carry
as government. There has been
s Of thuI into the Treasury since Mr. Van
man and -a's Administration began upwards
tiaWkeysI Il millions five hundred thousand dol
for Merchants Bonds accrung IN
and 1886, and which by an act OF
eress were postponed until 1887, and
u t5-
halrmauds This large amount, which accrue
HIN 1888 and 1886, and not taken into
{, hunt Of the revenue of those years by
1sao ]kon Of the postponement of payment,
49,. Il fallen INTO the Treasury during the
g. sass three wears, over and above the ordi-
4 .os... \, revenue of those years.
p,,a: Hlw does the accoun! of Van Buren,
anes Il tiawhen fairly sta'ed
,;;s;l.r.a he stands charged with all the money
d 3isl aTea Tor axe c''s.o'ns' a''u ius a"9
reaiamfns Tue 'ntee years iiS n's o0'n -
Pnleciiol ~.
! l,nah;a Mas received in addition
] S,e i. hereto. the sum found liz
I,,s;s.a Ne Treasury. when he
1851 cane into office by the act
i IdGongress, of June ID. 5000, 600
hs has retained from the
ii, Sas the 4th instalment
o smoney 9,3e7 ,oOl
r;ne Hehnfeceived the proceeds
Of three bonds given by
lheUnited State Bank 6,O00,O0'
Ed Il has received from post
Globe. pnsd Merchants Bonds 7,ooo,oot
cd Foes eas borrowed money, for
eli Gen. sh.eh the old issue of
81 Of ,hea flsasury notes is out. 100000
4 passed
tory ms s3I,3S7,oo'
&ential IloH low we have seen that oyer al! Il
| i woudfM the whols yemay income of thu
at Gen. fael States for the last three years
He yyso iii Bureu has received into the Treas
be very from the sources above stated thirty
VetoingkR miRions, and hsrty-seve'a honsan.
case d ars.
essed of laus see how he accounts !or these
Of suft Famous receipts.
e defeat htle first place he is to be CREDITED
aded lheaHh The expenditures of the Govern
his Bill, lsn for the last three years. But hav,
e exlen. Expenditures of the Government use,
halIlhe revenue Of three. years and lht
| ct in The Anfmoas sum of Mirty-oae nsiAsons
;son nor Eltihir!yseven housaal dollars in ad
,,pr The I,on