Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-28

No. llS-EOLUME NNXVI.
three and bali millions more and reduces the expenses
below twenty millions Then comes the PENSIONS which
constitute part of the expenses OF The Government
but gratties bestowed for past services, real or
supposed The appropriations of the last session for
these and hall millions but nearly Is much
more will have To BE- PAID under permanent pension
laws bot only two and hall millions are IN me APP
preparation bills of this year, only that sum w'!I be-
counted and tins vii bring down the expenses !" eigh-
teen millions. hen $5oo,GaG for the protection
Of the Northern frontier, and $4,000 i,r the proec.
ton u the Western frontier, and for tie Western
frontier military road, $4,000; all three Of these hein.
extraordinary objects Of expenditure incident 10 our
relations with the British and the Indians They
make $685., ncO. Then comes numerous heavy aPPro.
pratIons for public buildings 70 wt 100000 for the
Treasury; S50.0U0 for the new Post Office 500
900 for the new Patent Office $4,000 Tor the new La!!
Washington city; SlJO 600 for the ne" custon-house
in New York; $4,000 for the new custom.house IN
Boston Deduct all these, and you have less than Sc
ryrnieen millions for the expenses OF the Government.
Then 100000 for the survey OF the coasts OF the
United States and also the large for for,!y ng and
defending the country and the increase o! Tie navy,
which being permanent objects t1r the security OF the
country, have do with tAr expenses 81 he
Government than the fencing and improving ?.ana'
trun ha. 10 do with tie personal expenses 81 iamy
Make these fair deductions, and Others when mEHt &c
named, and the expenses Of the Government for the
year 1889 viii be ounG be the srictes' scale Q.
economy and such 10 invite and defy the attacks o:
the Opposition
/ The authentic list Of every class Of expenditures
vas published m the lobe Of March y; and we would
sur1rst To our Democratic friends throughog: TIE
[ mon that they should carefully look /. over, and
then las b. the paper future reference 10 be rea
for the Fedrralsts II they should attempt again to de-
celye the people about extrayagan appropriations, %
they did Iast year.
Mr.. sALToysT>LG @%E Of TiE EXEccTlvE CON.
I MII"rEE OF TuE CLC3 Or gEDERiLlST>.
l. wil. be seen that tins gentleman N M speech TO-
day, I'D not deny h., thorough rdent dcaor w'h nc
! Hartford Couvrn' on a. charged ana proved % 'if
Parnrntrr rs colleague. s. far from ms, he 10y
advocated the Of that t-"asonah" body. tt DC"
rcL that innocent a thr late i!a!F sbHrg T.
y.nton nr the convruon OF the party held IN Tie
22d Fearurrv at Columbus Nr. Satnnsral vinl.
ca ed the course oi the Federal parry during III" WAY!
sad the; acted on pcincp!t-hat they pr"ceeced on
the apprehension OF Napoleon danterouS STRIDES t.
wards universe! DOMINION. The meaning ot ihls i
Isiicul, Of solution. Frdcra<'s would not aid thr'
own Government IN struggle with Great Britain be-
cause they would weaken that pow"ro winch h-Y
relied - pat down the French Emperor This, doubt
less Va. Of the reasons. but the immediate Hoi'e
ga- til" overthrow 81 4 Drmocrarc Administration D!
the Brt sh pnwcr. and the installation Of tcdrr,'.'i"
NIr Sa,nuSaIl Of the committee at The Hla-sa-
Ichsatts Legislature winch brought ~ III" resolution
,r holding the Hartford Convention, aud t1ss man IS
now con>ptrtng the overthrow Of Democratic ADM
nistraiion ~ conjunction with Bolts, Bell Roe Gar.
/ land, Cor"3u Grnne. Clark and smith, co"PrS ug
club acting Executive Committee -" the
Federal party, during the var h. acted wan thr mem
bprs OF The Hartford Convention, and VAS prepared 10
sci ~ sectional power 20 New England, 10 throw OH
the control Of the Government OF the Jn'on II II tai
ed to bring 1t under snhJ"ct"n to the foreign sway,
winch would surrender 4 Federal Administration.
OF this Executive Committee of eight, let = be r'n"m'
b.rri tina, SIX voted against the rejection OF Abolition
petitions OF these *, was Slr Sa!ionstali, who
! voted, among other objects In b. efectna~d py the
the Hartford Convention, that "mey sto"1t fdhe men
rss If tisy sh0uid thk Proper Jar prGcUrtHg can
rraf0n If dcieaatcs from all the L s., Gr6rT to
he Constitution thsrsof and more ect~ayto ssc"Tc te
supgort anil attachment Of all tic p'0p'e by playing ali
pDon the baSiS Of tnltr rspreseatailoa
The report which accompanied tins resolution, l5o'n
of which. as one Of the committee, Mr.. SaltonstaI!
aided IN preparing and, member OF the Legislature,
voted inr} boldly argues the property OF co-operatiH
among the Ncw gland States 10 effect change n the
Constitutions and one ot the members, Nr. Blake, sad,
hc hop,d in Giod tint the STAT, ~oUd rtSf an opposition
10 the General GorsrumcBt-tdt t,mc 10 brsdk az
all cCaaCcti0u ruth tic G,nsr1i Gorramsnt, and ana.
tcr poiitirai Ycar roud terminate me Pocm compact
/ HI VA READY 70 EAcHA>"E Our Io*srITrI!'S FOR
ruAro4 g. BgfsAIx-MONARCHY AND ALL
\ THIS man wa. of the par1y OF which Alt. Satou.
stall was eadcr-and Mr.. Saltonsta now lead. the
unto Of Frderalrs,s Washington as he led the Essex
Junto al Boston, when It conspret the overthrow Of
the Union
As Arr SCHOLAR IS A Bao ScuooL-ESlract
from the Presidents Message about the militia, c.
quoted b. JoHy CArPgEtL
The President says she cannot too hghyRECOM.
/ MEND THEPLAN ofMc SscrctarYgt nm.
The words Of the President truly quoted from the
81 csnno, RECOMMEND TOO STRONGLY TO
YOUR CONSIDERATION hc pia" snj.n"tea BY
thai oTcer for he grgaHi:enong The mi'l y TIC tHt-
t,d suites.
Thecyis under winch the country IS now suffering
.nrlrr from I>iiEuE,r DETECT. Is ptE nRNt'>D 80.
rru He who does not kaow tins truth must be seq
tr,ctlYc in information, D.! not N Understanding lie
who knows II. and not willing TO acknowledge It,
must be wanting in honesty The truths, indrec' 50
oa!pabe that few be brought 10 deny u openly, aud
hence the x III Of the adroit Of the Wing cdtora
j. exhausted IN presenting false issues to the people
W. have precious specimen o. thus species Of Wing
tactics in an editorial IN the National lntegencer Of
TIN. morning. in which To the victor belongs The
spctls : Perish credit perish commerce. "A!i who
trade OF borrowed capital oughto break, "T!e wages
Of labor ought TO be reduced represented as The
nax,,ns Of the Democratic party. The Editor Of the
!n,egencer knows better; and, IN ms article OF th's
morning he 0nlv exhibits specimen Of Glsln-enu1us-
mes, worthy OF h.ms, and OF the caGs" he IS engaged
IN supporting If do not express md ga'Iom li.c
manner N which the Intrlgrn"er has mlsrepresrnteG
IN. views OF the Democracy i - only because Dndg-
nation gives way contempt Hereafter we shall iGr-
nsh the public with the Of estimating tlss rxn-
5t.on Of hypocrisy at Is true vane-D
AB0lITIONlSM
The bill extend trial By jury to persons claimed 10
he held 10 service labor other States ns the
sequel tn right Of petition resolutions So ct'!s
passed the assembly yesterday Is ;hrd reading
~ party vote A. usual! The oil presents On It's face
\ s,ng 4lar ncong-G,ty-proh,o;ng n one section, IN
tera p.natg Of $500 and prsDnm-nt m the state PR!
son frtrn years. the attempt 10 remove ilguTe IN
dsr Jrcocs rhg,yer and N another, re'ting TIE
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