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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13
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House Of Delegates, Jan. IL, 1872.


Sir beg leave, through your paper, to bring ,r
me houGe oi the Legislature the name of Coone
Robert b. Corbin of Caroline rs fl and p,c,,i;,,i
proper person TO fill the vacancy in the G1be,nn,c.
rial Chair. occasoned by the Resignation Of NJ,
Gilmer. In the person of Col. Corbn is combined
every consideration that should recommend ore 10
the office OF Governor Of Virsinia-modest, firm.
accessible, d'snfed-wiih ample experience Of the
world, and OF politics, with true principles OF re-
publIcanism. and devotion to the faithful con,rnc
ton OF our Constitutions, State and Federal. w;th
out ultraism on the one hand or the other Should
this gentleman be elected, as ru,, he will Vi,g;n;
may expect from him all tina; a talented. chiyaifous
and devoted son can confer. aud in the expectation
she will not be disappointed.
HANOVEDIaN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13

'ul orotory Of Gen. Baldwin. it defeated tIT
The overwhelming vote just recorded.
when this subjee, wa. disposed Of MIR Keen,s
bill to limit the session, of the Legislature cana
up The bill. az amended, provided. that after 80
days, the per diem OF members should he reduced
to two dollars. Mr. Taylor, OF Loudoun, moved
ryder to the effect, that the bill should only one
rate on those voting for il. He conceived il unjust
that tho majority should deprive the minority of
what the latter conceived their due. The former
might, and he was willing they should, pas, self
denying ordinances so far as affected themselves
MIR Hopkins moved an indefinite po,,ponem,n,
Of the whole subject.
This led to long debate, in which Me.sr,. Hon.
kns, Smith of konawha, Scott Of F., Brow n. Nor
gan and Irving opposed the whole proceeding, n,
idle and frivolous in ITSELF and calculated to throw
injurious reflections upon the Lcgislnture-and
Messrs. Keen, Stro,hor. and Cruchfed advocated
the biI! MS demanded by the public interests, and
could not possibly produce any injurious results.
iho motion to postpone failed-aycs GO, nays
Inc ryder was then lost, and tho bill passed.
ayes 65, nays So.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13

Mr MARSHALL expressed his preference for
loan at seven per cent, which he believed could be
obtained ct that interest," and which he believed more
honorable and advantage than Treasury notes At
sir per cent, which could not be at par with that
rate OF interest. lie believed that the credi,
oi Government was as good on its bond on is
notes. And II the credit of the Government were
At seven per cent,-why, proclaim it to the people;
but raise the money at that price. Al his re
quest, Mr. Fillmore produced long letter from
Prime, Ward, and King in which these facts were
| stated and commented on.l
! MIR UNDERWOOD Obtained the floor at TWEEN.
ty minutes before four O'Clock, but yielded to "a
call for Adjournment.
Whereupon, the committee rose and reported
progress; and the House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13
Correspondence Of Tie Untt,a State, Ga...e.

NEW York, Monday, Il. NJ.
carry 'lS morning and has continued thtous bout the
DAY. IL Is probable we shall have many arrival,
The oihng. Very lItc business was done M, -,
doors IN consequence OF the storm. Cotton is sill
uui' ana prices Neutrality-suspicious. 1000 bbls Gene.
see Jour was sold on terms not made public. but
supposed to hc IS o. there is very little moyeme mr.
!" p,ner description and no change IN price.
i nave n"'hins new 10 notice in the money mar
ket.-S'ocks arc sill on the decline Illinois size,
as,,n tell on i; CaDton |; TInraom. :; Delaware
q - iIndson, j; Bank Of Commerce, ,; Mohawk. ?.
w. - Bank shares sold NJ y. ami U. S. Bank notes
ut 81 per cent discount 20 shares the Portsnon,b
Dry ''ck and Steamboat Basin Co.. Ohio, were
soIu 10y auction at 50 80 ner share five years ago.
The same shares sold at 5000 each.
- southern exchanges have improved | Quote
rrhhiIn,he.phi'' 5 Baltimore, 4 A.; Virginia c 6I:
1nnfies,on' VI u; 5 'vannnh p 3; Augusta,
81 q; Macon, 1871; Mobile ISL I6; New Or,
leans, 81 81, Cincinnati, I2t n 49,
treasury notes arc a, per cent discount.
There is scarcely sufficient doing IN Foreign E..
changes TO warrant quotations.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13
CANAL COMMERCE..

A., JANUARY l2fh. 1912.
Arrived, Canal Boat, Lynehburg Il Fields.
~th S't tons mdz" 10 l. ID Crenshaw & Co.
Wins ION paying $50 20 toll.
B1at Commerce, Gunrrani. with Isl tons md,e.
TO I x Blair, VIM Booth, f. G Tompkins 81 Co
VIM Dhbncy; paying s5S OG toll.
CLEARED, Boat Buchanan, II Peters, with All tons
mdzc for New Canton, Lock No is, Scotsyile.
L ,@ n" 80, suPles Mills, Lyncburg; paying
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13
by LAST EVENINGS MAIL,

We received no Washington papcrs last evening
ny letters we learn that the discussion of tie Trea
snry Note Bill consumed Tuesday in The House Of
Representatives MIR. Marshall contendcd tina, tho
Bankrupt repeal bill should have precedencc-but
he was ovcrrucd. In the Senate, MIR. Walker
spoke on the Exchcquer Scheme.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13

Mr. Cnlhbcrt, Of Gsorgin, is not in the habit OF
sending to the Post Office but twice year, aud he
Is consequently six months in tho renr Of tho times
Owing to this fact. he is commonly ignornn, Of the
Sessions Of Congress, md rarely hears Of them un
I'll near ihcircloio This will explain tho following
paragraph in the Savannah Republicans
SENATOR CurnbERr-Wl tho presses in the
upcouniry have the goodness 10 inform Senator
Cuihbeu, that Congress is now in session and an1
ously waiting his uppearnncc7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13
RIINAMAY

WAS committed tho Ii ~ ffcnrico county nm the
w 2b aay NJ December lisf Negro Han calling him
self jacob h1I" about - ~ 80 years od about feet 10
iuctcs Izh itfs coupCAou, fnafie no fnarka or
seHts peiccivabc-lsd m Fray homespun coat, datk
grey casinu f4niliyHus, auI Willie WOOL hif H. atys
he helnuza ~ Richard Wclir of King William county
athc WIS hifcb Inc last year Baylor temnle NJ said
county from whom ~ runaway IbDutthc sf 81 September
-st Thr owucr n Hlid negro Ia required ~ come flr
aa'd, pfD,1 properly pay charges and sko him away
csc ho will be dealt VIII asthe law prescribea "
JESSE NNEAU.
j.i3 tCw sheriff and Jiiiot Of JIso,eo To-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13

The Lexington Cadets have accepted nm invita-
ton from tho Managers, to visit the Theatre this
evenings and the weather being fine, AMI tho bill a
rich ono wo anticipate ono of the best mrn.oufs Of
the season.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13
TIE MECHANICS ASSOCIATION

4 now "lcn under The instruction of =. A. Jcwott A
NJ IN inc hoinnda OF ihc Museum, until Tho sehoni
Noun ~ iltshch. Mr. Jcwcit u graduate Of Wn,tvIia
halnc has resided for several years at rho sonlh
AMI vs. an experienced Teacher. thorough eo,rs, v 80
wen Ia all the branches relating 10 rr,cticni
TO W.T. IN orhoEfaphy Reading. wTiuuR. Grrgr,phy
ArmncIe, "rdn'nar, History, BOOK Keeping, Rietnre
NauiaI IhInsophy, Them sry, Astronomy, Navigation
,N Engineering Algebra, Geometry Plsn aud Hphcr al
iig"nomctry, Descriptive G.oinctTy with s appe ,iin,
10 prIushgg aud the pr'jcctions Of Maps and Chart
hnaytlc1 !e3nttry, Linear Perspective Moral and Ia
TERMs-s2, Is ~ per nnnim, payable quarterly I'm
10 Applications for admission mus; bo mad, =, ,
Member Of the School Committee
WV NELSON
bR LErIir RIDGE,
ShML DFNOON,
JOHN LAUgIITON,
80 WIN SANDS
49, - IL, .---- School Commnfs,
MOuNTAlN BUTTER and W NlSON for sale by
L'l NORALL e. MORGAN
ji l3-dGt "'''' W" M. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13
Office.

~" The Richmond Mechanics Association will
p ~ th'e'ns IN their School Room (Aluseum
Buildinel on Saturday Evening the 18Th ins,nn, n,
o'clock. General attendance is earnestly re-
ques,od.
an those IN arrears for monthly dues. il is hoped
will come prepared TO discharge the same
u is Ia Br ORDER THE President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13
WASHLNGTO.N TEMPERqh CE SOCIETY.
At THE ODD-FELLows, NE%y HAIL
Ertrv Fridau Errnin.

60 - Luuy Friddg Ertning.
The Washington Temperance Mon will hold
their weekly Social Meeting on FRIDAY Eve.
nng, at o'clock, Mt their in the Odd Fellows
the meeting.
it-J' Seven o'clock is the hour Of meeting. and
there will bc no Posiponement in case of bad wea.
ther.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13

Yesterday was sweet and lovely day-nnJ was
not the loss enjoyed because it had been preceded
by several gloomy, cut throat days
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13
CAUINIsT MAKINC

IhIb sphfchu,fa respectnly announce 10 their friends
II AMI tie public, tsni the friends ~ tho late Robert
Po7rc athe bupnesr heretofore conducted under tho
hunoi Ioors, HnrrHy Roper Is SIN continued II the
OH slant Gpycrnof street. under the same name in
81 Tor ne ben.f n Nrs Poore
They have On hand an elegant collection of Furniture
- ueI own manufacture, which they win warrant, and
wL-M lLey Dior % nnn .mLL.LLn d. LLln Lllna.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13
IfNnEKTAkING

They also iniorm The public. That they still Hyo paricu
lar aienOu ~ Undertaking ard WILL heretofore attend
~ that part Of he business with prompness sod Dispatch
WILLIAM MURRAY,
BENZ. w. ROPER,
Surviving Partners Of the late firm Of
lal3 2aw3m Poore, Murray q Roper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13
ia "a WORKMAN MeGRuDFR g. co
PREACHER WANTED ,,.

I'bhCHEH WANTED I have received aoniea
ton rom t'lnly rcsidnI about ~ miles from Rich
pi o bIporo tor Them Teacher qiialihedo teach fhs
hnghsh branches ofFemic cuciiion together win he
iunmcnts aud pfcnartoTy studios In Music Tho slim.
un Io"Tlbei only three pupils 10 be insfruofcJ dsusl.
ors o. The parry above mentioned W. nANItI
Ja1 Teacher ofMusic square shove tho Banis,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13

iCj1 We copy from the Enquirer the sketch of
IN" debate on taking up and considering Federal
Relations.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13
MUSIC.

ID n. TAYLOR h,sjust received IN addition 10 III,
The Ca'lcts March "
Ilos on Cadets March
Now YORK Cadets MiToh
The West Point Ga oi1 Qnick March
The College Cadets March
City Guuds March
GreJs QrckS'cp
The cit Zens Duck stop
Tho Clcv liant Grows Grand Marcel
Captain PitTdreiGPivoTito Quick atcp. tic
jtl3 Music stnre onnosi,c III. u,ok,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-13

people, aud, II so. he thoogh; for one. no would
nave 'h't worthy on the hip. Aud. to show that
lie w,s disposed TO meet the Question h. vouIJ
conclude Ivy calling for the ayes and noes on the
motion 10 take up the resolution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
abr df rec lDrfss.
ThuIsaagI MoeIaII.g. January ID.
: TaE POsT oFFIcE DEPARTMENT, A

THE POsr OFFICE DIzPARFSIExT.
/ We are inclined 70 :hink favorabiy Of The 3D.
siness habits ADD energy Of tie new Posi- Mssier
General, hot 4isAstah ding our objection 20 some
Of lie modes - xhith be proposes 70 reaovate
lhe knSnees oE htSaePannent. We have AREA
al stated Tie opinion, Eaiea We believe IS 4
common one With the nass~6f The people, thas
sbe Post e6et Is Of loo much rnpoTtaree 10 he
pubic, and ~ intimately ikletSoven with he
ecasSor,s lndtu,.Ees,s.rf sciey. 10 BE- n ale ths
subject Of pstky seonoEy,. thieugh fear Of cali
ing upon, cstsress III help when needed. .SaHa
= cal mas, always &c heard and responded 10
promptly and sayorsby+ Il cannot be eIhsr-
wise-and il Tas bal a piees OF ;deuasegueism
on The rari d Kea&all. sricaused he .epat6.
ton Of tbs t4Eat,aF,dfP apartment from he pue-
1 ,e treasury. ID \mase il rely upon al own IL
sources The remedy, f5T lhis, how e5er. rssts
with Ceogress YetNs have guaiau,y .,iq lie
spirit already esihced By Sir. wickiihe,, hattie
will 6aSs energy enough, before eating down
The wages aa4hatd-Abotpg Hcssmas,eys, iO'fIfs
ihe Poet ofiee fsslen frem al that species "
sgpe;auJus and exHe6slFt inruInibr4nees design
ed only 70 Prsnge ,setsEian aaI iudi r.44a! inls;-
Ess,s, a6dlnOpne pubic veal Sue fungi ealt:
| hea1ihe AeirlPois aat 10 yafous paris Of he
country. We mean lhdse PpsuOE$es which III
nprpay, from ihtit feyeGues, ldr eg4n The wrap-
ping paper and twine used ia putting up he
Jrankea decuhenis of lteir keepers, and which
l;haye no, the 4haiis3 II a claim to continuance
Of their existence. I'VE
We are eratihed to fed hat mapy OF he most
respectable presses in lbS country have coinc:ded
with US il our views already expressed en- ibis
subiee,a and We feel a perfeer ronyiclon ;balil
Mr.. Witslft viii Apply the hand of--feforu1t6
The abuses in qaestionsand cali upon Congress
i1o supply BY 4 liberal appropriation tbe necessi-
rIies of,ihe Department, he Will notfnd /, eiihst
just or espeiien, to takd koul tbe1aborersin 5ats
Important branch Of thapubhc service any pdr-
I,iaH Of their legitimate Sc;fafd.
II sueh course be Vii notlack supper, from
The public press and thd nation, but ali &SiIl az.
cord to him the meel1lteIo intelligence, impair.
lality, AMI faithful pubic service.
The Boston Times. says .--4The Pos. MAsjer
General proposes, .ais We have -at4eady nfor4st
our readers, 10 redaee lie salaries OF the deFp
ty posi- masters 10 per cent. They are small
enough already. The enfre, commission Of sens
Of them, Industrious andienterPrising mer, DE-
lyoting their whole attention 10 the duties,of the
ofices, amounts 10 only 100 Or 500 per annum
To steal away portion Of these palry wages
is direct attack upon The interests of.;he Pab
lie, who cannot Be well served If such a sys;dh
Of compensation. is adopted III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
.IMpoRrANr FACTS.

Gen, James Tallmadge, IN his speech before
The American Institute arNew York, ID October
last, states some striking facts IN relationo our
trade with foreign nations, and showsSconcu-
siyely that We are pursuing suicidal policy in
NOT laying heavy c6untetyailiug duties: He es-
tablshss clearly this posidlaie, thas political
qtnaeks may put plans Of finance and currency
upon paRer as often as they please, and.caiI them
bank, spb-treasuryy or any other name Of deiu-
Sion. But no currency can stand here is no
qompereial condition Of 4 country which can
.bs sound and healthy, unless We rende. The
s9natreiaI. in.ereotrsr between The two nations
sqa1ii by.c odnlervajling regulations IL
lis now ascertained Che staJes) that Since
July screen millions Of specie have "beeh sent out
70, France ana England, land almost entirely for
untartd iururissi No cuffency, or banks, OF
.ma4ufactures, can stand Up and prosper, under
such condition Of commerce
A report by Joshua,Dodge, Esq, laie special
agent of The U. S. 10 Germany, on. The subject Of
tobacc9 concludes with The following astounding
remarks T.
HEurope levies a revenue or abou. S30so00,-
coo on' about 100 600 hOgshe4ds Sf American
tobacco, which cost in the IT, S only 7,O0O,-
900. England alone ieyies about 1875, 700
on about X, 900 hoeheads Of orr tobacco, in the
form Of duties, excise, licenses, &c being equal
TO tWo-thirds OF the expenses Of her nayy-and
about equal TO the whole exPe nses Of The Co
veEnment Of the U. s Of America = II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
\ PRxNsYIYAN1A.

. y
The Governor offPen1Sy lsania,- in his Mes
sage, when Speaking of4he. resumption of spetie
payments, urges that san early day should he
fixed for hi, event, at least as early as the hFst
Of June. This lime, he says, is not so material
whether il be sooner or later, so that aeeltaIn;
definite and reasonable time be fixed Action
onAtkis Peint, cannot be too promptfor the pub
lie interest. The community has been long
enough held in suspense-let- The final issue be
al Once presented and it is to be hoped the PtoI
pie a1drlhe banks Will be prepared FOR it wien
| it arrives" ,*
/ He renews his recommendation, made to tHtee
preyious legislatures, 10 setlIthe States nteFes,
in Bank stocks and states that bYa failure 10 ID
SO, loss has accrued 10 the State Of moi less
han At os5s BAG IA. ap,>--, .I.- --------fl -
any bank Charters at the present session, on the
ground that" condiIipR OF banks. is newer
Known until they are wound up and closed h
aud thai 'lher-pode Of doing business enables
| Them to defy public yseruiiny, and 70 acquire a
credit and standitg 10 which they may not be
entitled" III. Il s.
The funded. debt Of the State is $50 33i OPS
%, reimb1rsabe al diferen: periods as faf f4r-
ward as 1870. The.yalue Of the States public
Improvements, bank stock, its stock in varions
cenpanjes, and the amount due for u6patentteh
lands, il estimated al s36,426,239 49, The iR7
teres; ppon the State de5t is about 81 800, 900,
and the difficulty seems to be in meeting Die
current demand Eat in reference to. this srb-
tiect, the Governor takes patriotic ground. He
lsays: III
| r THE time for concealment, evasion and de-
lcepton On this point, is at an endY The cdn.
llract has bseh made. The faith The Stated is
pledged, and,evety consideration pf duty and III
hduol requFeSd US, 10 EpaR dur i11e condition,
ard TO ptovide adequate means Il meet our DID,
legations, and % redeem Sur Pllghted aalth." N
He prefers resort To- taxation, Father Than
loans, 10 meet the interest on the public debr,
and relies upon The yeomanF5 10 sustain Tie
burden. He Railways believed ihs people would
DO their duty,lei ii costswha.it* might; and he
htsi instance Is yet 10 be found il our hisoEy
when lhey Fave ainched from it, if rightly uh-
defslood." - az IN.
The amosnt at present in the State geasuEy
is more than enough 10 meet in eresi due on tie
lss Of February but the other demands of lhe
STATE Eve Pretume) require additional means,
and the coniinuance7of taxes seems indispensa-
! II Z t'f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
2 THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. TO-.
{.FEoUR We are not advised Of any trans
ACTIONS ia Howafd Street Flour this week.
Holders Of good standard brands hte asking IS
S7i The receipt Pfice is unsettled.
GRAIN 4vNo Teceptso Of Wheat We quote
nominatlSatS 2paSl- y Scr fair 10 prime feds.
Com is wo1Vh about IS Sc cents for white, and
Sc So cents for Yellow. Oats are scarce and
wanted, an9 would bring readily abouS4 els.
PRoVlsrONSl The transactions N Bacon
are very small We quote prime Western as
sorted at3 10 \ cents; Sides at 3to 4 cents; Hams
ara to 7cents as in quality, and Shoulders, at 2
tei3 cents. 9
WHIsKEY have given way, and
holders are now willing 10 sell aL2oi cts. for
hhds and 81 Gus. for bbls The demand is ex :
nemely limited. Theewagpn price of bhls. is
Is cts exclusive offlhe barrel.
ALExAEpRFA. Jan. g..
.FLoUR-Wagon price firm at s5, 62i; sales
from stores Of 1000 barrels, at S5,35
PORK-Comes Ia slowly prime article is in
demand, and brings s5aS5,25.
BEEF-oC ordinary quality is worth about
So prime beef Is selling stS6
SaEEP-are selling from$2 to 49, @
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gress. He. expressed an. earnest desire %
Be. governed byfth mildest action. and
thar sciionI shousa Be altogether indepen;
dent Of men. The origin Of The plan
should be ihtoxin out Of The question.
81 his es,imssion the great object Of i
was 10 improve abe caTrency--,o regulate
tbe exchanges and 10 correct sorne1l q
the many evils bow existing 10 the codn-
ny: T
Mr. E. said that ia Whatever scheme
might be submitted faults would be loqnd,
but every thing was 10, 20 81 throxn
away because Ill That was desirable and
IN The mode desirable could pei be Sss-
ned out here. M 81 /:
The Senate sdJourhed alta late hour
EAE Waitef efslaea 10 the fopr.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
n NioSpSr. Jan loz
I<Some spicy iehate took place on the
! fselsuty Noie bll beiReen Msssrs Coop
Ell, Plolit, aud Narhsll of1Ky.
Mr. Mafshaltbegan 10 ! sitsln~so Of re-
marx which crested much laughter ttdi-
rteted to Nj Ptofit )Opoa .fhe manner ID
~shich soms gentlemen ehbse 10 constr
tule themselSesl the peculiar guardian,
lIolthe President and keepers Of his con
iscience. .rf
Mr. III. ihen went on 10 slate bis OBJ
iecli6ns TO The isEue. Of Treasury notes,
watch ahe deemed. the most PernicioGs,
and the most despicable means Of supply
ing The wants Or 8Gosernment. He would
raher Pay seven per cent; on loan than
10 take the course proposed.
The subject wpsrnol conclsaed 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

PrrH the. SADDLE ON shs RIGHT HORSE.
The Nali0bal Inlelligcneer Of Friday, IN an
artie.e embracing more hguFe, lhan We have
noon 10. copy, accounts very satisfactorily for
he necessity which has. induced Mr Fillmore,
chairman Of The committee of:WaYs and means,
TO ask for 4 relisyle Of Treasury ro'es TO meet
Ihe present cyirren; demands ca The public hsque.
1. The whsg ADMINISTRATOR lad aei been ma
ny veeks IN being, before l. was discovered that
The state II the Treasury vas snch,ssAt WITHOUT
40 extra Session Of Congress being held TO pro-
vide for he existing deficiency n is resources.
ih4 GosernTbsnl could not get along, On the
meelIRg " Congress al he E4ua Session, u APP
pehr-d- BIZ he Repon Of Mn Sccretary Ewing,
ih4i HE exAeuJiidfes OF the GSveSanenI had,
during the four Years Of The pteeglias Admins
iraaoh, been pushed heYundRthe>revenne to The
enbrnous arasnnI Of naoTt nsss ihiFtg p'iltisHs "
dollars. % az not only 10 absorb he very large
sltp.as qf money i6-she Treasury oE, The Istof
+ Jahus-y. 1891. but TO leave he Tfeasury on The
atR Of March. 1871, when tie Whs Admins
! iTEiiqn came iato power, exhausted of rs mesqs
AMI suhIrc: iahtayy andsinmeifale Liabilities ~
+. To mset iaeiaggfega,e OF debt and deficit to
Pc protiSeJ for 10 this ard Ihs coming year, Of
more shan Twelve Million Of DsIlars, " il be-
came The dug Of the Secretary Of thesTreasury
ftc recommend 10 Congress the raising Of as
much money as would be necessary, indepen-
4eatly Of the cafrent reveaue, TO meet tie en-
easemenls or The Government within the last
year and The early part Of lhis. For that pqr-
/ pose, be advised loan 10 tie necessary amount,
( Preferring, wherever prsciieabk, for unan-
Lswerabe reasons, that mode 1df providing for a
deficiency 10 The revenue TO ing other"
But. on the suggestion Of Cows Gilmer I'VE
belieye) I. Congress substituted their own Wis
dom far The Secrelary's suggfstionssas to the
terms Or ~she Loan, and, limiting the amount Of
j n Twelve Millions Of Dollars, contracted the
tis4e Gifts drralion 10 drte years, instead Of the
}ferln 81 I>from FIVE 10 eight years. which lie
tsefFeiar9 thought 10 be sho5l enough for the
petrol 81 The loan"
I Thsiconsequence is known>+thereswas def
cheney .ou the lstqf lannary q more Than $780,
,eet=noi even enough 10 pay the bahblsrs who
Iafe daily. wasting both the liae and money OF
HID nalsSa@anA nothing for tie hontstcredflors
LII FIhe government. Thus L3co foco 6xrava-
lgaace in the frst place, and Absuqctonsm in
The second, have left the Treasury in state OF
absolute bankruptcy. Will the PSople note these
ibctsi Will they not rally again, and ohce more
Put the public helm .tegen al the end Of three
Sears] in honest hands, II ve have not incur
red The aispleasuTe of Heaven, We can! rescue
the country from the hands Of imbeciles, as we
,ones did from he elaIches,of corrnpiorists and
lpldhderers. EVER man Of true principles ant
sound hear, viii SANG Up, for the right, ihougt
| he day NJ redemption be disiapt. ~