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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

depostng rich soil for top.dressing hower.beds
and borders, training and rriguiing honey suckles
trumpet creepers primrose, lady. slippers, and
dandclions, cutvating sweet. sce.Ited grass, and
preparing beautiful boquets for the palace saloons
| The Presidents grounds contain about twenty
acres. The reformer shave therefore, expended on
what they nre pleased to call improvements" ov-
erage Of 81 436 10 per acre, orSS,O65 90 per an
um, since the newly invented rule of reronch-
ment and reform has been put into successful OPP
Grafton.
During the same Period these Democratic re d.
formers have expended, for furnturc for the Pres.
diets House, the additional sum of SEVENTY
THOUSAND six HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
! DOLLARS; mud this, too, after they had contell-
tled that the White House had been furnished by
John Quincy Adams in Il style ct "regal nlagnifi-
ccnce." Mr.. OgIe gives list of the acts Of Con-
gress, IN support Of This statement, which may be
examine, 4 nv the inrrctnlous. 1t will not be pos.
sibe to give all the details in this article.
large portion of The furniture purchased with
this MOI ey, ms shall presently show, was IMpoR.
TED FRO FOREIGN couNTaIss expressly for the
Use of our Democratic American President and
nearly all oft was of FOREIGN MANUFACTURE.
Aud it appears that This furniture was purchased
IN direct uioiaion If ldtc--for Mr. Ogle quotes the
! 81 ssctun Of mn act of Congress, passed on the
22,l of MAY, 1896 which, is in these words:
"ALL FURNITURE PURCHASED FOR
THE USE OF THE PRESIDENT 5 HOUSE,
SHALL BE. AS FAR As PRACTICABLE, OF
AMERICAN OR DOMESTIC MANUFAC-
TURE"
Now let III see how well Mr.. Van Buren, oh
served this imperious law of Congress Within
ten months after he entered The " liito House, le
expended tie sum of s ,805 50, in riaSing i'm.
provcments in the Blue Elliptic Saloon which
was handsomely furnished before. MIR Oge
proves this expenditure by an original voucher
dated December ~, 1897, containing the bill and
req ipt of Messrs Patton 81 Co, New York, for
materials, Sc. furnished 10 improve the Presl
dents house. The entire hill, receipted, is 81,
BIG lS; ofhat amount 81 sos 80 WIS for articles
&c. for this ROOM One item was II Charge %
81 ,307 so for THREE WINDOW CURTAINS, and IN,
remainder for satin medallion silk idSseis, iaJortfs
piioiUs, music sicois &c.
The TABoURErs were procured from Fra cE
and cost $50 francs, 8 centuries. Here is the bill
all the way from Paris.
"DeidH dun Tubonret en- x"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

P,ehy GOod--It is said that Squire Butler of
Stow, in II late speech explanatory of the vast in
crease of national expenditures, gave the follow
ing cogent reasons for the large ougoes of the
Peoples money. "The government" said he, =" is
engaged in two wars; one against The Florida In
dians ut the rate Of FIVE millions year, and the
other against thew higs!' Squire, how many
millions spent each year in the war of cleo
tioneering?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

People and, in his hands, the nrbiters OF human
fate must be against them also. TINS WI, not 90
The possibility of il must be avoided me SAFE
ty of the People is the supreme INV hhh 10
ensure that safety, these aroiter' OF huInn' ny
must change position, and take post on the SIDE
of the People.
Above ;s the report of Mr.. Benton, made in be-
boIf of Mr.. Fan Buren, and other gentlemen OF the
famous committee of 1926 on executive patron
noe. II went side by side with another famous
,eport on retrenchment, made by MIR. Hamilton
of sc. These were the two documents which
were potent enough TO overthrow J"hn Quincy
Adams and bring Gen. Jackson, Benton, Van Bu-
rem and Co. into power. Our readers have al
rertly seen, from an official report of Secretary
Woodbury., how the mcn in power have violated
their promise Of re,rcnchment; and we now pro
pose to expose their hypocrisy in the other branch
cf this great SUI ject
Mr. Benton eloquentIy described the dangers TO
he apprchendod from federal patronage ana
prophecied that, unless prompt and efficient cheeks
were imposed Ivy Congress, the amount of expen-
SEES and The number of officers would he vastly
increased; that the time would come when the
check of the Senate upon the President woHd he
merely ina,-when the Executive would die
tate laws to both houses of Congress and wien
the immense patronage of the federal government
would be dispensed uron the principle that
men tOdnt Offices, and The President wants their uoies
He did more than this he promised well the
party too, promised well; and by the promises o
Benton, Van Buren, aud the party presses, the peo-
pie were ullured into the belief That the vast lonn
tain of patronage and corruption would lie drlet
up. Benton and Van Buren have been in power
from 1923 to this day; hoy have had the Execu'
tive aud legislative branches at their control ana
how have they redeemed their pledges? How
stands the account of Erecuiive patronage? w,
will answer from the official records. The follow
ing table has been prepared from the report of Mr.
Benton and the Blue Book of 1896 so far as TN,
patronage of TINT year is concerned and from the
Blue Book of 1888, SO far Ieutes to the Iairon
age Of that year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27
INTERESTING POLITICAL CORRESPON.
DENCE
B,stou. June 90 1910

Boston, June ~, 1910.
My Dear General address you with the
frnnkuess, which one old friend may use towards
ant tier. My object is to learn what you think Of
the recent attacks on the military character OF Gen.
Harrison. | believe you were in the Army in
the West, in The campaign of Tippecunoe al
though do not remember that you served with
hul military man, forming your judgement
inpnrnlly, and when the facts were recent, your
opinion would he of great value. II there is any
blot on his military fame it ought to be known; if
there he not, you Will feel thnt nn old soldier ougl
not to be unjustly and rudely attacked.
Gen. llurriscn is before the country for The
Presidency. do no. know That we shall elecl
him, but can say, in your own language, my
dear General, that "we'll Try"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

We perceive that our Patriotic neighbor has no
doubt that there arc more changes in favor OF the
lucos Than against them; but he can't give names
until after election. Indeed Probably he has
one of the same reasons for no! giving names that
n certain woman had for not lending her wash-ub
Isl, she was using ii 81, the hoops were all off
aud 3L, she hadn't got G,y wash-tu6.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

Still another "Briiish Whig."-Read, by all
means, tie interesting letter of the gallant General
Miller. You remember him at Bridgewater when
asked if he could take battery, under circum.
stances that rendered the destruction of himself
and men almost inevitable, he gave the prompt
reply of n hero PH try, sir
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER.

FRAuDUPoN THE Posi- OFFICE. The Clare
mont N II. Eagle publishes the following letter
from Senator Hubbard To the Postmaster at thar
place. The Eagle has The original in its posses
ion. The 'frank" referred TO covered variety OF
Interesting Loco Foco documents, such as Ken.
daPs address nbont his children, Senator Huh.
hard's own speech, &c. What says The Argus 10
this Wholesale fraud of Van Buren, Senator?
SENATOR HUBBARD TO JONATHAN
NXE,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

In the excitement Of the times, some soft hended
democrats and some, aye all The Fe le diisis
took it into their heads to run Dewm Clinton for
President Ohio Statesman
Mr. Van Buren, supported Dewitt Clinton for
President in opposition to Mr.. Madison. This is
undenied and undeniabe. Now does the States
man mean TO call Mr. Van Buren, a son headed dem.
ocrai, or is ho truly Federalis - Star.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27
THE CIVIL LIST.

The expenditures under this head embrace the
payments for salaries OF officers of the depart.
mens, Except the Post, Office deen,ure of Com
gress, expenses of foreign intercourse, and other
things OF u miscellaneous character. II is said
tia, the sum under this bead amounted to less
Than million per year in the days of Mr.. Jeifer-
son under J. @. Adams it averaged less than
three millions, and now il has run up to mn aver
age since 1886, Of more than FIVE millions per
year being nerrty doubled within the blessed era
Of 'retrenchnent and REFORM How il this p
Our rulers do not deign to give an explanations -
They possess the secret and they mean 10 keep it.
Thanks, however, to the people: they have sent
few men TO Congress who have nerve enough TO
drive into the 'Augean stable and from them are
we uble to derive few facts which give key TO
the mystery. In the annexed summary of part of u
speech delivered in Congress by hlr. Ogle, OF
Pennsylvania we are enabled 10 see hop and for
,ohat il is that The public m1nry hns been poured
out like water and IDhy it is that orr rulers do
not give The liens to The people. With this exhi-
bilion of items of the civil lisi, we will close our
article this week. One remark only, mud we will
introduce the reader to the liens: they ARE taken
from the original bills and vouchers in the possess
sion of the government, and are therefore quite as
qDfcial as they would be. We're they reported by
The Secretary of tho Treasury himself
The present reforming, Democratic dynasty,
attained TO the full enjoyment OF the powers It
the Government in March, 1899; aud from that
period to the 81 Of March, 1899, we find on the
statute books of the United States. not less than
ten several acts Of Congress, nppropratng the e.
normous SUN of EIGHTY EIGHT THOU
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY
TWO DOLLARS, for Improving the Presidents
House, all of which has been squandered by these
glorious relrenching reformers, in erecting stables
building dca9 ,oats and coping, constructing
fountains, paving ioot-ways, planting, tianspan.
ting, pruning md dressing horse chcsnuts, ndens
Norway spruce, and balm of Giead hauling and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

We have here general answer to the question,
for ichat has the money been expended; and it
will he seen from this table tirom which all pay
ments on account of the public delhi, trust funds
and indemniIies are oxcuded,) that the evil list
has been nearly doubied, the military expenditures
M ere Than trebied and the naval increased more than
one third Now let us 60 into more particular
answer 10 the question "Where has The money
zone 2" md FIRST rs 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27
) not given.


] The Blue-hook of 1926 does not give the
number of printers of the laws; in Benton's re-
port we find the number !or 1896, but not the com
pepsaon: we have added the compensation pad
for the services of 1924 and 1895.
As the number Of printers employed in 1924
81 is not given, we omit the number employed IN
IS.
The Secretary Of War reports two items for
printing, amounting to S464,97, but docs not spe.
city to whom paid.
M The names of advertisers for contracts only
given and the compensation for 1894 not being
stated, we have added the same SUN that was paid
in 1925.
Tie amount Of compensation for the year
ending 30lh June 1898 is moi any where reported
This compensa ion depends upon The amount OF
pnsi0ge. and we can therefore estimate The com.
persat,on nearly correct. The compensation, Ms
above given, for 1896 was reported, and also The
whole amount of revenue fortiat yenr. The rev
enne for 1888 is more than three times great as
in 1896; and therefore, in placing las we have
douc) the compensation for 1899 Mt a liitie les,
than three times the amount reported in 1926, wt
have unquesionably PM ii considerably Jeioc the
amount actually received.
Ard fees
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

The Eagle says, "Friend Nyc being at this lime
altogether TOO feeble md nbecile 10 do any thing
the above has been handed to us as his committee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

The Secretary reports the expenditures under
these several heads for the first three quarters of
1899; he, however, gave the aggregate for the
whole year in his Inst report, and we have diyi-
d"d the payments for the 4ih quarter in the same
proportion that each branch of expenditure bore
to lhe other, officially reported in the three first
quarters.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27
Postmaster at Ciaremoni.


"Will friend Nye have the goodness to super
scribe the enclosed franks to such OF our party MS
he may select md obge IlENaY HUBBARD"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

Balance 745l,3O7,3l 3G,522, 706,2l G,7O5,O34,6O
nghinst Van Buren,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

Collectors of internal revenue, under an old act,
are omitted :; they received no. salary.
d Pay OF 81 officer not given in the Register
e " $50 officers of tho army. &c. not given.
IlG3 :"
e 969 " Navy, &c.
" ll47 "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

7 aul lG,o45 80 54,lol, 73I 50 l9,ll36Sl ,s3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27
by remnants, say yard, returned,

~ 'e'hnants, say ynrd, returned,
49,, sos
@oin sept. 1887 Correct. En-. BURKE.
"eceVed payment of J.. l.. Smith,
". w. CHESTER & Co"
New YonK, June 7, 1887.
MAJOR oinlth, Tor The Presidents House. Wash
ingion, bought of T. l.. Chester.
429 Ia yards Brussels carpeiing, lis Cd 1919 I6
la5 3,s do 8 wide bordering do. las I'd 257 43
q" 44RoyAE 90 w,Lro 'S,S saaa g 81 81
u IL do 7-s do do a2ss IS rs
1890 As
goth Sept. 1897. Correct. ED. BURKE.
Received payment.
L. L. CHESTER, per VIM. Henry Chester"
New YosK, June Z, 1897.
l. l.. Smith, agent, bought Of Webb & Tenson.
IMPORTERS Of Curpeling, Floor Cloths,
Hearth Rugs, &c. III Broadway.
i iG9 - -. 226yards Wilton corpetug,a2issG78oO
" Ia do do a22, 2G7 a
ITO do Brussels do II, 233 Is
hearth rug, 24OO
do 2S co
90 3 A yards Brussels, 43 20
Sl,2i433
Received Payment, WEBB & TENSION"
From Lewis Vernon & Co.
SIS yards IMPERIAL WILTON, sI.545 90
90 do IMPERIAL SAXONS, PA 50
rs do 4 4 wide for stairs, 1880
Blue cloth for do 1912
l07 10 Brussels carpet and border, 2l400
hearth rug TO Match 25 20
49S yards Brussels carpet and border, 1853 %
lmperial rugs, GO 10
Oil cloth, 1900 90
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HEADS OF EXPENDITURES AND AM'NT
FROM 1896 40 '2S & 1897 TO 30 INCLUSIVE
Total 1891 ,o6Oes I7G3s, 1881 l24Os Gl7,o3

1897 5,52l252,76 l9,4l7,274,44 6,652O59,s0
1898 5,G66T02,GS l9,9363l 81 5,9ll 1884
le39* 4,S544l2,l5 l4,sOs, I45,5l G,32O,2lO,o9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-27

Pay of l04 officers not given in the Register.
l5l ("
C 40 40
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PATRONAGE OF THE FEDERAL GOVERN
MENT

Surveyors OF The coast CO
COM. pub.bu,ldings sc. ;
4 oi Insolvency CT
Officers Of Penircp,iDry o.
Cow. OF Territories
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Cum.for land tit inFlorldu3
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-11-27
2BQrnunQ unD 9lnieiae.

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Canton oOfop Is, lS40. 6It.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-11-27

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0HNNN'| mrDltrtlcn Qreifcn rcrtauft Wcrpen ."
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-11-27
Seutihe 0eIebbl1Cber bon 2btD

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