Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-29

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ministration managers have conceded with
the utmost reluctance. The proceedings Of
tho Committee show that no original propo
si,ion or plan for The reduction Of the prices
was submitted at first by the Chairman. fMr
BLACK Of Georgia upon whom the Globs
has so frequently lavished smiles and enro,
miums.) That gentleman was drawn in,o
sanction Of the reduction of fifteen n,r cs,,
as the lower Of the Two propositions for his,
object, when he found that all the other mem
bers OF the Committee were in layor of reduc.
ton TO greater or less degree.
II is thus that the National Tre,s,,v !.
plundered for the support OF the Aeninislrs.
lion press No; satisfied with ORDERING dov
after day. an unprecedented and enoTmous
number oil extra copies OF aImos, every doc.
ument, however useless 10 be prin,ed-
squandering the public money on ru,prv
THOUSAND copies OF Sail Documents which
nobody will ever read or care about-ru,p.
TY THOUSAND reports Of The committee for
the destruction Of Stale Credii-ruInrv
THOUSAND dialogues between the Secretary
Of The Treasury and Mr.. Benton designed
10 prove that thirteen millions OF dollars are
less Than thiriy-nine millions, and so on 10 tina
end OF the chapter; not content with this con.
iinual extravagnnce. they must give the Ex.
eculive Printer TEN PER CENT. over and
above what would be most liberal compen.
sation, even ifthere was economy IN the a.
mount Of printing ordered, instead Of the
widest extrnvagance and prodigaliiy. The
honest Woodworking people OF this country
will look upon this extra.allowance of ten
cent in no other light then as an eieeiionesr.
ing fund, taken from the public purse, with
the view OF sustaining the Presidents Of.
fetal organ in the great contest which is
now going on between The office-h holders
and the people The order has gone
forth from headquarters that the Globe
must be strengthened. its contributors
increased and its circulation extended
fnr and wide. AMOS KENDALL himself
has descended from the station of Cab.
incl Minister 10 give it the assistance Of
his abilities as party advocate experienc.
ed. vigorous. nstule, and never standing on
ceremony with truth or conscience when a
political object is 10 be gained He has al.
ready given an example in this city of the
means by which he intends to force an in
creased circulation of the paper 10 which he
has allied himsrii--oi his maEner Of raising
that subscription 10 the Extra Globe. on bis
own account. Of which he told the public,
Mrssrs. Blair and Rves had kindly offered
him the profits during the present season.
A subscription paper has been presented
to each Of the Clerks in the General Posi-
Office Department drawing salary ofa Ger.
tain amount and they have been requested
TO put down their names for six copies of the
Extra Globe at FIVE dollars Every body
is aware that although this modes, applica-
ton is quietly made as request, it will Oper.
ate as mandate. 10 be disobeyed at the peril
OF dismissal from Office The same system
will be pursued towards all The officers and
agents throughout the land general tax
is TO be levied 10 increase the resources Of
the paper, and pay for the services ofan eS-
member Of The Cabinet.
All these instruments, means and appli-
ances will fail 10 accomplish the purposes Of
their authors. Our trust is in the PEoPLR.
They have taken their own cause into their
own hands They will recognize and sup
pori their best defenders; and break down
and trample in the dust the wooden oraclss
set up by pampered power TO advise and
govern them.