The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-06-17

deh,edness Of the department at halt mil"
l;on. which he thinks should be Immediately
Maid from .he treasury rather than suffer MIN
10 struggle agaiOstits present embarrassment
REPORT OF THE SECRETAY OF
THE TREASURY.
No man need mistake the character OF Mr..
sec,e,sry Ewipe's Report. II is a studied at
tack upon the management OF the ,nnahces ou>
ring the administration OF Mr. van Dureo;
intended to accomplish TWO objects: 'hrs'' 10
yhfy the eminent men by whom 1t was conduc-
tao: and, second, to furnish preience tor car
ryinu ou, the aagitious funding and bank Po'l'
cy Of the new dynasty. ~.
M, Ewing wishes to impress the public
mind with an idea that his predecessor left the
country ,pred,giously in debt, But he can 'on>
lv do this at The expense of the truth, as any
one who will carefully compare his artiul ar
ranomept Of figures with the luminous statement
of Mr.. Woodbury., on his retiring from othce
wN have abundant reason to perceive. IL WIZ
ha fnund ,ha, if any part of Mr. Van Buren's
manapemeut of the government 's en''t'eo 20
credit il is the skill and success that has mark
ID mis- conduct in relation 10 the affairs OF the
Treasury. ,
,ba, the current expenditures Of the govern
ment have prodg'ouSly ou'run lts receipts
aud that, therefore, Congress must establish
ra,;onal bank. The tariffs 10 be revised, but
,be notifications that are urged, are looked
upon as rather Unimpor'ant
II ia a very angular thing, that the leaders
of,be ,,esent dynasty, cannot bring themsel-
YES to pronounce the woro Nat'ona' Da"s
4 tha nhros tuii mui'h
horror, az one bitten by a dog, aVo'ds
the SIGHT of water. Is it possible that th'
mere name ofthe thing, is 20 Cd oust ha
the "odor of nationality which attaches Il
il. become positive sink! Or have tn
Vice Pres,den, and his Secretary dlscoVers
Some,hug really different from bank
capetle ofAnswerng all it's purposes, "
avoiding its disadvantages, which they in
, tend q, eome future day, 10 unfold more
,, lpno,h4 If the latter, 1t is time, they give
|, some more de6nate notions in regard to 1t.
. /, pust strike every rejecting, man as
: most strange characteristic in the documen
\ ef this new Observation-Disclosures adminisraiI'
alec,ed for the aYowed purpose OF REFORM,
: ,ha, oo, word is uttered by mortal amo
ihem. Of the necessity of retrenchmenL 'Th
= comnlaia Of past extTavagance, but they ha
y no plsns for tho future frugality. A reVisl
i or,a,iff ia ,alh ed of, national debt is su
o uested. loans and taxes and every other pr
~ ;ect for raising money, is dwelt upon, but nc
word is said Of curlailing expenses. The
T. tine of economy, which before the elect
w y. doomed so msgn6sentiy in tho prospect
~ become no virtue o. aIl'
- oTwas distance len, enchautment 10 the vie
.od what was formerly bewitcblng lie now u
and reuulsiye. The very mention Of the u
ii. is avoided as careful as thea green worn
'as yoide tho spriukiing Of tobacco juice.
S. wav les-dsath. = Evening Post.
,ho ,ho BEAUTIES OF PAPER CURRENCY col
,alf pondent Of the Hartford Courier, IN g
ars some recolIectons ofthe revolution, has
The following:
e~o @ ssia The month Of March, drove teal
Boston: with bad, and brought one
NAL for Merchant il Springfield, Mass.
o.. five cattle team. Returning home star
,oer Roxbury one night, my team was fed, !
'sha one meal, and lodging; my bill in the moi
,aut was equal 10 two silver dOliAre; ann con'
ann tal money had go depreciated thai Paio
era. the round sum Of 3 l4O for single nlgn1
terlainment.'
with All H. -o,,,,r, of ,he A
wor- ,.:a: 1iONS: T.a ~ .asnI,; ;a glorious.
ang- e'1oTs S,N = ~ 80, i aiaeied nv On
O""y age majority ofnesy 5000, (5,794.) ~
ira Of the Tuscaloosa Flag contains IN
mn clamatioD Of Governor Bsgby, announc'
Office election Of The Eve Republican Kepresep
iss ffGGshksFs:ss, fGhksFs:ss D. q. y, u Lesie, vie, Shields, Pay
gffaiI' 4 Houslon1) ,a.,,
.sa First Gun il PsnnsylUanin fOr l94ll.
rATEs BeesoD, ihe slaunch Democrat has beeu
10 en-. "a N ConsEeas In the Fayelle and Gre