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CORRESPONDENTS KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, KY, June !. 1SiO.
To he EiiOrS Of The .Ncw Era:
Gentleman There is a great stir here in the
Wing camp, A lhuup ION u hornets nest could not
have created such Il buzzing, so much comnolirn,
as has the Hon. Robert \. Wickliie's declining
the Wing nomination, and declaring that he can no
longer 20 with the " hg party, and declaring fur
thcr, his intention TO support the Administration
party IN their CndcavOrs to rescue the country from
Bank thradonl. Democrats stood and laughed
Federal Wings looked blue and swOrc, for il came
upon all like clap at thunder 1t fairy surprised
ali paries--kno,sng Mr.. Wicklile had been so
sironge partisan of Mr.. Cay's his right hand man
in fact, no one ever dreamed of his coming cut so
boldly for Van Buren, and Democracy. But the
voters are moving throughout this Old slate--we
hear of hundreds olstaunch old planters " no have
always been good old Democrats, but led from the
fold BY the cunning of Clay, now that he is dropped
from such an imbece creature rs Harrison, can 60
with the party 10 longer, and therefore fall back
into their original position. here is deal Of
murmurlng, even an ong the hottest Wings, on
account of Harrison being nominated instead Of the
cd war-liorse, Clay, and YOU may expect TO hear
Of hosts Of p.on inen VI higs of orr rtate refusing
TO vote for II nlan who is either id or ashamed
to declare his prin"ip cs to the word. We Know
nothing about his views IL reg rd TO Abo ion, for
ne VIII nor declare tH'tl, Uhu'H SUN ''"'tS TIC -
supported by he Nbo.ilioni,,s because they say he
ia with hem, heart aud soa., whic in the other
States h. i, declared 10 be cNii'ry with the South
on hll importance question In irglnd his friends
say he i, opposed to Naliona. Ban, while here
he is declared 10 fIyor nnc--and TO suppose that
the people are TO be- led bind 70 dtd 10 support
man for the Presidency Of such wheed ing policy
as this is to suppose aud be eve int they IRE foos'
heu,ucky,--od Kentucky is just as sure to for
Van Iurcn US is New Ian p>hlre You may de-
pend upon hat, and ever, day brings prof of con-
,icton to this effect to every mte gent mind in
the State, aud instead oflhc undertook poney get
ting bare majority. should no, be surprised The
rurrtd the State by eight 10 ten thousand. The
Fedora sts here are p ing the sane game as in
other Slates--purtiau|aTy the ouisyllIe Journal,
BY announcing by les and hundreds those who
have left the leu ocrat p,rly and gone over 10 The
Wings, but It's al ''prent iana.' all fudge, Just
as soon as they pace their finger upon one, or give
the nan G. out comes letter d,n,ing the charge,
and declaring it filse. can assure YOU the en-
ocrats were never in such good sprls--neyer so
snnguine, and if YOU do h. fis vel in New York
as we slial do, YOU wil give them drlbling they
never can forget or forgive
Your ob't. Serv't. SC.
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MARKS OF MR., HUBBARD
{ New Hampshire, on the Annual
Expenditures Of the Government.
I SENATE, Tuesday, May 7, 1910.

N SENATE, Tuesday, May Z, 1910.
g VICE PRESIDENT submitted the follow
port from the Secretary of the Treasury, in
lance with a resolution of the Senate of the
April
Treasury DEPARTMENT, May 4, 1910
R: | have the honor to submit this report, in
liancc with the follhwing resolution, passed
70 Senate on the oath ult
Resolrei, That the Secretary Orthe Treasury
b to the Senate the aggregate amount of all cx-
|tures or payments of every kind from the
sury in each year. from 1924 TO 1899 inclu-
in one column, and in another column for
wear the aggregate amount, independent OF
ayment on account of the public debt, whcih-
nded or unfundcd, and in third column, the
krate amount for permanent and ordinary pur-
excluding payments on account OF objects
extraordinary or temporary, such as the pub
bt, trust funds and indcmniles claims Estates
bar debts or 3 per cent funds sold, occasion
nations in money to objects in the District OF
nba or otherwise surveying of coast, taking
cnsus, duties rcfuncdd, the exploring eSpcdi-
and materials cocclrd for the gradual i'm
,ment of the navy, durable public buildings of
kinds, bridges and Notifications all roads, ca
breakwaters, and Improvements in rivers and
brs, arning militia and forts, all pensions cX-
those to nvalids, and the purchases OF title to
from Indians, the removal of Indians, and
wars, with such other payments as may have
made in these years for property lost or iuJt-
committed during any hostllies.
he resolution was on the same day referred TO
Register of the Treasury, with instructions
fepare tabular statement, containing the i'll
Iaiion desired in three separate columns. II Is
to annexed, markad a.
g was requested, also, to prepare another
ement showing the specific sum which had
deducted each year on account of each item
toned in the resolution as either extraordinary
temporary.
elievinr that this would be highly useful, as
wing the details on which the general results III
third column of the first statement rest, and as
racing mauy substantial facts, possessing IN
nselyes much interest, have annexed it marked
Mess some accidental commission or other Crr0i
occurred, these two statements will present the
rmalon desired by the resolution.
With high respect,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary of the Treasury,
trn Hon. RICH. NJ. JOHNSON,
Vice President of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
A.
bTEMEYT of erpendiimss ofthe United States, iron
yeDr 1921 10 the year 1882 Inclusive, agreeable 10
Isoiution nj the Senate Of the 2lh Of april, 1910.
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AND "sTILL THEY COME 1.-The popular
iy of Gen. Harrison Is sweeping over the country
like a tornado ~ he pranies on fire. =
''The hard cider and log cabin eandidats Is carry
Ing every thing before them How shall we ex-
press the s'remendous Harrison enthusiasm
which il prevailing the whole country, from down
cas-, TO the jun ping oil ace We cannot neither
find language of our own, or recolect That oil the
Iarrisoniies, sufficiently strong, comprehensive,
rrandloquous and poetcal, 10 convey TO the civ
iIized world, an adequate idea ofthe immense pop
ulari,y of .'the man in an iron cage" Well may
we excaiin. in the language o. the Roxbury orator
40; long since when addressing con pany of some
thirty or forty, in that town, "Uhat means this
uauSu0i erciiemoH!
The plain ard simple matter Of fact i ibis
MANY Of the "whigs' at the south ard " est, as
well as at the North, are disguised with tine NOM
nation Of lIarr.on, and ire renorn"lng Their al
leaanee 10 the party which support HIM In addi-
ton to the changes in Kentucky, which we have
heretofore given, we have now 10 add. on the au-
,hority of the Kentucky Woman. that James u.
Hardin. an influential .'whg'' of ,ha, State, aud
John Rowpn. formally nited States Senator,
have expressed Il determination 10 support the ad-
,niui,,ra,ion of Mr.. Van Duren.
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Legislature, sosn'ooU
Executive Departments, 3s3'ooo
Snryovnrs and clerks AZ, 900
Expenses of mints exclusive cfbuidings, 2o,oOo
Governments in the Territories of the Us. 6o,oQo
In,,;c;arv 1863, 900
S'nnor, and maintenance Of lighthouses, l41 900
S,,rfo,s oc publ;c lands. 1900
Marine hospital establishment. $4,000
PAY, subsistence, forage, Quartermaster's
department, Medical department, and
contingencies of the army, l'4ll,ooo
D., b,s;no dep,riment. (cjotbipr, &c.) So, 900
u;,;,,rv Academy. West Point. 125. 900
Expenses Of arsenals. i'4'"oV
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tTEMENT of erpendhurss ofthe United States from
= veDr 1921 10 the gear 1889, Inclusive agreeable TO
solution of the Senate Of The 2ith Of iprH 1910.
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NE SpERfC Cd g0E AGE.

IL AGE will be furnished to mail and village
Fibers at $500 a year, within six months,
within the year, and $500 after the close
year. To companies who take their papers
office 81 80 within six months, $500 after
Ose of year. $500 in advance for six
ps. Single copies five cents.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, May 4, 1910,


Registers Office, May 4, 1910,
Mr.. BENTON, upon whose resolutions the afore-
going report was communicated to the Senate, here
submitted at length his views upon the subject, and
fully and satisfactorily explained what had occa-
stoned the difference in the temporary and extra
ordinary expenditures of the. Government between
the years 1924 and 1889 and after he had con-
cluded,
Mr.. HUBBARD said that he rejoiced that this
debate had arisen. The time, the occasion, and
all the attendent circumstances, gave TO the discus
sion a peculiar interest. There were in attend
ance, within the reach of his voice, many of his
own constituents, the friends and the foes of the
Administration The Senate could not fail TO be
reminded, BY the unprecedented number of the
ireemen now occupying the galleries of this Senate
chamber, tina, there could be no more appropriate
time than the present to discuss the great subject
of public expenditure ; to compare the expendi-
lures of this, with the expenditures of former Ad-
mnistraiions to show forth, in the hearing of our
constituency ,.whtther this Administration had, by
fdence of the American people, or whether its
course of conduct had been marked by that regard
to the public interest," by that strict and viglant
adherence to public economy, andbyth untiring
effort 10 maintain unimpaired the principles Of
Federal Constitution, so as to merit and command
the support of the Coniederacy. He rejoiced that
this subject was before the Senate, and that was
likely to be fully discussed. He would not shrink
from the most full and ample investigation and
| from what had recently taken place-from what
had Of late been sent forth, by the semblance OF
authority, setting FORTH by the expenditures Of this
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COB eCOrk,
|ATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
Berkshire Medical Institution.

] Annual course of lectures in this Institution will
.nmence on the first Thursday, 9TH of August lao,
|ntnue thirteen weeks
or the whole course $50 fee for those who have al
attended two full courses Sl0-graduatiOn fee SIS.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
II. ii. CHILDs, NJ, D.,
heory and Practice Of Medicine and Obstetrics
WILLARD PARKER NJ. D.,
Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
ROBERT WATTS, JR. NJ. D.,
General and Pathological anatomy.
DAVID PALMER NJ. D.,
emistry, Materia Medica, and Jurisprudence.
ROBERT NELSON, NJ. D.,
anatomy and Physiology.
Berkshire Medical Institution has been in operation
twenty years and has been literally paroniscd by the
1t has ever been the object of the trustees TO make
Eantages Offered to students, by this School cores
With the rapidly improving state of medical science.
PARKER L. HALL, Secy.
field Mass, May, 1870 4-3m
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TAILORING.

|LPH HOWARD, corner of Main and State Streets
Windsor W. respectfully informs his old friends and
bc generally, that he continues to carry on his bust
the most durable and fashionable style and pledges
not to be outdOne nor ouerdonc by any country es
ment from the disputed Territory to Texas.
latest fashions always on hand, and every thing in
less to please those who may favor him with their
b. June 7, 7t-f
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lie had been able By referring 10 the documents
which the Secretary of the Treesnry had connuni-
Gated to the House Of Representatives, one num-
bered 80, and was printed January 4, 1885, the
other numbered T. and was printed December 30,
1889, to present the foregoing table ; and thus
showed concIusivey that the few items above spe-
clfed make difference in the amount necessar,
and indispensable expenditures of Government, IN
1924 and in 1898, for the permanent purposes, OF
over six millions of dollars ;and accounting Tor the
whole difference with the exception of less than
million of dollars which the table, before exhibited
accoun, for And yet it has been sounded from
Maine To Florida, that the expenditures oithe Ad-
nihisraion had trebled the expenditures OF that oil
the Younger Adams that while the disbursements
of the later were annually thirteen millions, the eN-
pences of this Administration amounted to forty
millions annually such were at this moment the
character Of the charges against this Adnnilratlon
prevailing the country.
lie asked for Justice, and for nothing hut justice.
lie desired to have the document upon the table
printed lie wished for its extensive circulation,
not 10 deceive, but TO undeceiye, the American
people--to enable them to understand this whole
matter He WAS not aware, in the list of items
which he had specified that there was single one
calculated 10 swell the aggregate ofpubIic expendi-
ures. for which those in the Opposition had not
voted. lie made no complaint for their so dong.
They were expenditures which the posture OF pub
lie affairs and the condition of the country requlr-
ed. e..
It has been said, by Senators in the Opposition
that this Administration answerable Tor the ag-
gregate of public expenditures; that the people
should look only to the lociings OF the account
that temporary expenditures take place, Of nece'-
siiy, under every Administration. Widths course
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l}.

STATEMENTo Lp ayments on account ofoljects either
extraordinary or temporary, including the public debt
from 1924 10 1889.
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Such the pnblic debt, funds, indemncs claims
States for war debts, three per cais on lands Sold
tasona donations In money to objects in the District O
|lumbia otherwise survey Of the coast, taking the
|sns, duties refunded Exploding Expedition, and mate
rs collected for the gradual Improvement Of the navy
|luing improvements ut navy yards, durable public
bdings of all kinds bridges and Qualifications, all roads,
halls breakwnters and improvements in rivers and har
arming militia and forts all pensions except those
ads add the purchases Of title to lands from Indians
)dians DEPARTMENT. the removal Of Indians and the
th such other payments may have been made in those
hrs for property lost or injuries committed during any
tilities. None Of these years columns include any
Ing on account of the Post Office Department.
The expenditures of 1889 subject to varation on
settlement Of the Treasrer accounts for that year,
hich have not yet reached this Office.
FL. SMITH, Register.
tE,sURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, msy 4, lsi6.
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He hoped that this statement would he carefully
examined if so, there was 10 friend of truth and
Justice that would dare to charge upon This Ad-
ministration extravaganza and prohigucy, for such
items of expenditure so essentially, SO closely
neced with the public welfare.
The foregoing table had been prepared from
careful comparison of the public expenditures in
the years 1924 and 1888, and he had no doubt that
it would be found to be substantially correct. II
will be seen among the items that the expenses of
the Executive Departments had been increased in
1889 over the expenses of 1924, $685. 600. Let
not the Administration for this be charged with en-
uavagance. The cause of this increase would
mainly be found TO proceed from the organization.
of the Land Ofiice-irom the necessary increase OF
expenditure in the Post Office Department, nclud-
ing the establishment, by law, Oh al h"u''o' VI
fce-lrOm the necessary increase OF the Indian De-
n,r,u,o,, ;noI,d;na ,hc enlistment oc n Cnn-
partmcht, including tle es'io''shhch, VI 'pn'-
missioner of Indian Atiars-irom the PENSION De-
nortment including the establishment of Com
II s., ,Lo ,roo,;o, az
-. a
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Ordnance department, including gunpow-
dor, cannon balls, &c. 2
Pay subsistence, provisions, and meicines,
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induced to leave my post, il would be at the
time and on the OCCASION referred 70; hlaslhs
for wears resided near the distinguished lndiFIdu-
al whose name aninatcs every portion OF the re-
public, and having had the honor OF an intimate
private and political Acquaintance with INN,
honestly declare to you that believe no man IN
the nation would be better calculated to ting
back our beloved country to her former republic
can simplicity, and to restore that confidence
which has been so fatally destroyed by the pres
ent administration, and without which restora-
ton, neither the people nor the government can
ever find relief from their present em6arrass-
ments. need not say to you that my heart IS
with you. How could it be otherwise! | am
one of the representatives of the State OF lndi-
ana in her manhood How then can look with
indifference on a convention OF the patriotic sons
Of the nation to advance thu great cause OF the
people in the elevation of the defender OF my
State in her infancy?
Accept, gentlemen, for yourselves and the 9th
er delegates from the city of Baltimore, assur-
ances Of my high regard. Respectfully,
o. Fl. SMITH.
Messrs. Nelson Poe, Robert Butler, and 9TH
crs, Committee.
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NrwAnK, n. J., April 30, 80.

NEWARK, y. j., April 30 loio
Gentlemen:-I have received your favor OF
the 18th instant inviting me to attend as guest
at the f'National Convention Of Wing Young
Men" to be held at Baltimore on the 4th OF May
next. Nothing would have given me greater
pleasure than to have been with you on that oc-
casion, but my indispensable engagements viii
prevent.
Now is the time for action, and rejoice in the
fact that every public indication justihes the be-
worst administration that ever disgraccdthe ma
ton, is at hand To witness the prostration of
all the branches Of industry in all parts OF the
country, produced by their mad schemes, IS sure
ly bad enough, but the fearful inroads which
have been made under their sanction upon our
free institutions by total disregard OF all law
and order, is still worse. New Jersey VIII not
be wanting in her duty in the coming contest.
Against her in an especial manner have this reck-
less band made war-and let me say to you gem
tlemen, this has been done without cause; her
sons have ever been faithful TO the constitution
and to the country, and ever will be. Our rights
have been sacrificed to maintain for a time the
powers of party. | rejoice to say that no wing
in the Union has sanctioned the dlshonora-
Bile course pursued towards New Jersey. Our
only hope is in a change of rulers Let the dc
termination go forth from your Convention that
this change shall take place, and by the noblest
exertions of the young men OF the nation, the
cause will be carried. And if, in the order of
human events, it shall be SO directed that ON the
| 4th of March next the men now III power have,
as | believe they will have, TO yield their places
to the old farmer of North Bend, and to virgin
las fayorite son. no people will join the triumphal
procession with more JOY than the people OF New
Jersey.
Thanking you, gentlemen, for your kindness.
j remain your obliged fellow citizen,
| VIM. PENNINGTON.
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W.snlNcroN ClrY. BON anil, 1s4O.


Gentlemen:-Your note OF invitation to attend
the National Convention Of Wing Young Men,
soon to assemble in Baltimore, has been received.
The temptation for its acceptance could hardly
be resisted, had not continued illness for several
weeks forced me to be so much absent from my
legislative duties, that now feel bound to de-
vote to them every moment in my power.
The patriotic enthusiasm which is aroused
throughout our whole land, gives assurance of
the high and interesting character of this conven
ton, and its thousands of delegates assembled
from all sections of this wide spread confedera-
cy, will not only shew how united is the feeling
of the Wing party Throughout the Union, but
must convince even our opponents, that the can
didates selected by the counsels of maturer life
as our rallying point Of reform, will be triumph
antly sustained by the untiring action of that
vigorous manhood, with which rests the issue OF
the contest.
With the highest considerations Of esteem,
Your fellow citizen,
f. GRANGER
IT. Nra..-. No:I.,,., Dc aud otfa-S (sor,
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| and the Convention, by unanimous consent, ad-
journed to meet in Monument Square in the city
Of Baltimore, on Tuesday, at o'clock, a. M
TUESDAY, MAY 5.
The Convention met according to adjourn
ment, in Monument Square The President hav-
ing resumed the call OF the States, the following
gentlemen addressed the Convention:
MIR. Willis, of Maine,
MIR. Emory, of n. Hampshire,
Mr.. Stanley, of N. Carolina,
Mr.. Wise and MIR. Stannard, of Virginia,
Mr.. Allen, of the District of Columbia,
MIR. Bryan, Of S. Carolina,
Mr.. Robertson, of Georgia,
Dir Wicklifie, of Kentucky,
MIR. Thompson, of Delaware,
Mr.. Profit, of Indiana,
Mr.. Dawson, of Michigan,
MIR. Graham, of Louisiana,
MIR. Bradford, of Maryland,
Mr.. Dillet, of Alabama.
During the morning session, Mr.. PENROSE
of Pennsylvania, moved the following resolu-
tons, which being seconded by Mr.. MYERS of
the same State, were unanimously adopted:
Res0toed, That the Delegations from each
State represented in this Convention be, and they
are hereby requested to raise by contribution Of
not exceeding one dollar for each person, a sum
of money for the use of the bereaved family of
Thomas ii. Laughln, carpenter, of the Eighth
Ward of the City of Baltimore, and member
of this Convention, who was killed in the Pro-
cession of yesterday, while in the exercise of the
undoubted right of freemen, peaceably to assem-
bic and deliberate upon the conduct of the Off
GERS OF GoVenment-SHa right inestimable to
them, and formidable to tyrants only"
Resotved, That the sum so raised be paid to
the President of this Convention, to be by him
applied for the relief of the widow and children
of our deceased fellow member, to whom we
hereby tender our coincidence for his death in the
glorious cause of his country,