Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-18

in the 0lse ratIons at IuleFii1i l8stAf- 81
especially The reducrioa srai.salty isss'
ing place IN our tariff - la.aes- , l-'ttl
N Irssr5aglv 10 lessen orr Fccrfp-ss Eut.sssa
II Is probable thar the dimia4tlea scs'is-
inn from the last cause alone. Uai ~
fall short Of fIyc millFoas Of dollars =
The year 1912. as las final reasciloa ol
all duties 10 20 per cent then taxes ctees
The whole revenue then accrulng irofs
the customs. and from tas sales Of PAD
lie lands. If n0t more. viii ura1ul CT :
be wanted to defray the necessary ex-
penses OF the government under tae
most prudent administration p as a.
fairs. These are Circumstances thai
impose the necessity Of rigid economy
and require It's promPt and constant ex-
erclse. With the legislature rests che
power and duty OF 50 adjusting the pub
tic expenditure rs % profn0-c - end
By the provisions OF the eons'faiio1- Z
IS only in consequence o aPproPrlatloas
made By law, that money can D. droa e
from the treasury; no instance h1S o.
Cured since the es;abiishsueat Of the
government IN which ths Executive.
though component part Of the ieSss-a-
tive power. has interpaSei an oJ' -c,soa
to an appropriation b1I on the sr.e
ground OF is exfraydgancc- tbs q ltF
in this respect ms been cons IsrHl Oh :
filed b. requesting sz.ca aDDr1a-sl 500
only Is the public s-rvl-.. may us r.--
sonabiy expected 10 require in rls
present earnest direc i1a OF rhe r.mll g.
mind towards tais sls.sc-. o1.h -6- --Ss
cuIve aud the legi~'1t 4r- hive eF-.--
OF the strict responsibility tu ua.al r..-E
will b. held; ami Will. an caa=...a..s
of my own anxious Efforts % r--.'-.l
with fidelity this portion OF ms ri-. +
functions, Il IS a Sa-Is.ac-i1l -1 me 90 o.
able 10 count on cor. al coop gas al
from YOU.
At the lime ! entered urol iav p-ess9-
duties, our ordinary di-5lrz.sisl-s r.
without Including ttlse on lcclaa. uf I1a
public debt, the pos; "lf--. au tae trls.
fund IN charge of tue -nveru1a a.--..ll
been largely Iacrc1~ei rs a9Proar.a. .1as
for the removal o. the 90 l.aus. rat .ar
rePeliug Indian h3stlirle=. ana Cor arhe-
less urgent expenses winch grew uI- 81
an Overilpwiag treasury il-Isrrl3-a.
OF the redemption 81 The public deb. l.sl
trusts. the gross expenditures 81 ~.-v-l-
teen aud eighteen millions IN 1854 a-l.
go, had, Uy these causes. ~xe.... 8.
twenty-nluc millions in 1886; ANA ll-
appropriations Tor 1887. made prev51Gs. s
TO the 4, h of March. caase thc eNuen.ll-
turc to rise TO the very larEe auoIuc -
millions We ,scre. enabled
during the year 1898. now i,hs.aulia.s
the Continuance of our InJiau clsl5lrr7~s-
ments, somewhat TO reduce This agll-Ili,-
D -. tF,.
not IN all probability exceed twe8ts S. x
Of SIX msIhoas less tl1u 90 Vas
last year. With "a le-crri-ua-lHf ~r .ar
as depends on m 90 continue 'a-> r-la--
lion. ! have directed the cs..ll.-e~ e.
1910 TO b. subjected - iii. ~-.c--s-
scrutiny. aHdto be limited Cd iae q --z--.l.e
rcquirem us 81 the pab G. ssss .----
They vii b found Jess than rh- eVp-l-
liiurcs OF 1886 by over -ve millions %.
dollars.
The rr-uH.srv measures Ea.-l u
be- rccomm- uI-8 IS a.e =--.a. a-E at -.e
.relsary. 70 pros c- iJ..al1. ; tre 1il
credit under The dI--la-sal= l1s =,a-ll-
-cncias 10 wh.Sh our res pts aal .y
1cudi,urcs are exposed. AMI
n a comuercai crisis axe the
ire commended % v1-r earl. attention
On former occasion yrG- ra-.aa
vas invi-eI 10 vas.5r- caa- i-.a s1s
support OF a pra--lna,5sa llsg e aa-
3f The settlers oa tie -. e. .1aE- lsl
also Of law rrailar.re taa rr.--- ...r .
such lands as had long cen ia sae ra--
let unso.d. IN coussqacac1 81 rael- .l-E
erior quality. The cNccu-5rl o. t.- --- .
which was PASSED ON the Hrs- SlJ-c-. .
las been attended with the harae=- rs--
in quictiug titles. ABB zs-.lr-
no improvements jo the iu l~t- ..t~ .
ma it has also. 10 very gratifying esd
ent. been exempt from the trIsis which
we're prac;iseI under previous rr--alr. .
ion laws !, has. III the ssu- ll..l.- a.-
vas anticipated. contributed i.1e--..E
Turing the present wear T. the r--- -~
i tie treasury.
The passage OF graiI7t.sa .1a-
With the guards before r---.l.rrs. .a.i.
would also. am persuat. f.-Il a. .e-
ably TO the revenue for sev--1t vctrs-
md prove IN other respects I15r am be-
ieficial. Your early coas-j Grafton et.
ne subject IS. therefore. oare more car