Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-12
AUDITORS REPORT.

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ws,s.,l 49,. y. ~ 1000, p.ro,,
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OF the Auditor OF State to the present
Legislature. ltwell sustains Mr.. Brough's
reputation as an able fnancier and faith
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ana os'aneu acCou"s S'co o. Tug co"O'HOn y
the finances OF the state; an abstract
Of which was given in the Governors
Message. The State debt amounts 10
e1Asoo AN Ia of mi, ,um ola roo.
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100 90 Is psawlng nl'e'sS'i =. Wn'0n 'n'0' '.'
est amounts 10 SS%5,4 400 90 year, ABOUT
four ffths of the whole revenue of the
State \ Upon the subject of this debt
I'D .o.,.;ns ,ho coIlo~;Do -.
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MARKS; 70 wnlch aV We 'n''.e .n0 as'eA''On ~
Of all who feel an interest N the PeTna'
nent welfare Of the State, and who would
transmit their. liberty unimDaired 10 DOS.
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'0' " is,4gs sit4 .3 4. a. ~.
The heavy amount OF our public debt,
and its rapidly increasing character, rem
der il subject Of deep and important
consideration, Our people, while they
enjoy the blessings Of q government that
extends prOlection and security TO their
lives, their properly, and the pursuit o.
their lawful avocatons, will never rePIne
at the burdens necessarily imposed for
the support OF mat government; pu
vast and accnmIlSllng Poollc GeO'' oasee
upon pIedee q i'9e pubic laI.n, wncn
all regard as sacred m0r'sag,ng .ne prop
erty' he laOor aaa the PfOcuc'lVe eneI-
gles OF an Pos'eIlty, anu pO',l'lls q - 'tS
eVen!Ya IeHempuOI' y tno a.noS' .pvas' V..'.
cerlalaty ora resort 70 taAaVVl, nus;
sooner OF iSter, arouse tleM lealUuay an1
h'sIrusG No one prizes "'gnsr 'naA NY
sell the great advantages wMcn nave TO-
suited from opr systeM o.. intsthal ... In'.
ProyemehtS ana none I'OEe snA'GuS .0Sl, 'na' ="
equal benenis snoulq oe extsHuou ~
those sections OF the State Whlcn haVc' es
yet, participated but slightly 10 'hCmi ye1;
as the fiscal othcer OF !he s'ate' required
by the constitution and laws 70 Present
lts nnanc'al colG!tIop' cannOt U,4s, - 49,, =
the discharge o. tnal dg'y' % Poln' = s"o ..
burdens upon me people, now 700 .o,Il peSsy '..;
m eT cnaracter, wnlcn are e'sn GU, Ouss O..s.,
FuMlng' u men accuuu'as'ons, wv ~, IA
TEN o. lmPFOvelnea's, anu ~ .ll'sss G.A ~. LII
tiONs .nat lo' yeass Pas' nsse De0n, S
tor years tO cOtpe 'nuS' SOHt' uNO =,
ducslve. .,a,
e., Il, however, the pecupiaTy ccnsIdlera, 81 |,
tiOn involved N the vast ana eA'enpeu .1t'ncI
system OF state deOts conslHg'eu .ne sO;s' ':.
or even the most serious, toDlectlconl. n. % lts
present condition and onward career,
there wouldbe comparatively sPeeking'
but tTlHlng GROUNDS lor the Siath wnlSns nlI.s
even at this DAY, pervades !, tne CFeaSts OI
q portion ofout people: Inc laOor; tle
productive energies ana 1ccOmu'9ung 9
weaLh .. onI G cl'zens' wOllu, 1.sn .o..;S.s n :
course q nesvy esuusa'lSs s atu - 'oS ',...',,;
soon nee tnem MoII suon !. 49,. 49, !.
brance wnen y suoulS OseT.ne > U.ES ,;
w0tk ~ paulousln abu
But are there mol ev's M y " ua,n' mIS1' %
striking g tne VeEy 1uAoaIls.sa: ' ~: .,HS. ,..
pies OF free government alg lns'u'OgS.y '.s..
INCORPORATING themselves lutU Vut uiseitu-