New-York tribune., 1842-03-10


face things may suppose Il tins lcl na-1 y
large: but there items IN Ihat have before
gcin- show that OF thar only four
million. a>h-i :or the -I,arv prcpcr7 srrl
les, demanded tie naval proper, and os!v
double - amount at WHICH !! STOOD "ncn The honorae
gentleman South Carolina e;t the Department The
then about S2,sn 900; quite $;c&0000
while, during the same period the army has been nearly
doubled. be>i> the ras'uc Of moue. regiments the mos
that the senter from South Carolina II he iooks INTO the
subject detail. VIII End that thr cost OF tue army Is not At
7l> hour greater Per man nan IL vas "aeh Nts dRuer
H. o"n personal administrator 80 am l'nrilcd anu
that although inc paw has been rai>e,i dollar anoui,
whchhas very largely auguIer ted tle eSos, d.;ure
The Executive branch OF the Government ma, sent II, e.
aH1ic> anlounn in ALL 10 tweutyour -nl tall millions
oiar>. the OF the c,.Tren; year, which with
The million and hall o. permanent expenditure tnake>
twenty millions, How much Is 10 be aided 70 tiat
for appropriations vel estimated which NAV be
made during bv Congress, ;omect honest claims.
Io7 other objects public nature, reuenib-r
item 1ropose,iby my friend NEAR Mr.. M,NCuNl tor a
quarter million the hId,ag Steamship. Hem
no, iucuce in the estiua,.< be-. Tor hch
already appruprated besides which there various ocie
items winch have passed or VIII during the present SEES
SION hen the honorable gentlemen from Nrw-lianpshire
the OF the Treasury he made. in his cornlrni-
CATION, Congr, constant complaints tht very practice
He well remembers that he was complaining that the
expenditures Government swciied Tar beyond the
fxecuve esma,es by APPROXIMATIONS N ue oS IonSrs
tina; shall add 10 the ;wentyS millions Of dollars est,
required hast ruion and hal which would raise
the for tins TO iseuty.seve millions aud hall
How than do propose 10 bring this down 10 twenty-five
millions have fears that shall net be able
effect but hope shall reduce thr estimates
AMI prevent unnecessary appropriations thai the total
penItur. shall exceed ihat amoun The mode. in which
Propose reach such results THIS suppose We may
effect reduction the civil list the amount u. rl .ii
lion That general head includes. among other things the
expenses az the two Houses and as haze heard the other
House has already introduced report which il adopted
viii cut these expenses hcrire thousand dollars
thought think that they should be reduced much more
three and halt millions for the civil list IN
stead millions then estimate nine millions for the
War Department instead OF Sl,7l7no0. Ina CONVERSATION
which have lately held with the Chairman OF TIN Military
Committee body. he the apprehension that
could be reduced below ten millions but hope tmay
h down As TO the naval service, the estimates
at Department that branch OF the service amount 10
s8.0 500 amount think far 100 high and indeed quite
eS,rava ant. greatly a,tonl>hed at learning ie
amount large. still know that The Navy Is the IA
vote OF all and justly it is the ba,s, Of the nation and our
great source Chief drpenecin the contingency OF
thinks. for moment ot Gripping or ,t>a-
bling this OF defence But have supposed
thai without injury the Appropriation asked Tor might be re-
ducec from So 707 S6500 001Ths would put the
ducpu the naval footing with that IN ti- military
appropriations sui leave greater appropriation than
department. The reduction 20 ~ millions and
alaii large think will BE- ptac cable II We are 10
provide r proposed xperintnts icaton oisieam
and are besides. add largely 10 The marine corps
How, them will the total OF our expenditures tand! We
shall have
For the civil and diplomatic expenses OF the Gov
-rnment. s9,le9ot0
For mill ary 900OOd0
For the naval service. t,tNuV
For pcrmanen, appropriations 5oOOcC
For appropriations included in the estimates l5oOop
Making an aggregate al. ............... $4,000 coo
Toihs amount suppose and hope our expense, may be
that sill further reductions may be effected.
Well, then, having fixed the amount al twenty-five mil,
lions for the ordinary current expenses OF Government
have supposed II necessary and proper TO AID TWO millions
make provlsioa Tor the payment OF The existing Ma
onal Debt, whcils. IN the event the loan being taken up
seventeen millions. And then 90 10 add two millions
more as reserved fund, 10 met contingencies 20 mat
should there be- temporary rise ot the expenditures beyond
millions sudden emergency should occur
which could not he anticipated calculated on there may
be- requisite The Treasury 10 meet It. Nor has
rre been single secretary al me l"a Oh Tue teasuy
since the days OF Mr. Gaaln including the cen
trinan from Ne" Hampshire opposite, lnt. "oopEona
un, highly expellent and proper contingencies nus
propose that twenty-five mons shii 10 n
lie debt and other millions reserved lrad TO meet con-
tn%cncit,; making IN an wv en,ysE INJURIOUS! 80 ,hi or,,
, ~ n ,d, Thrl. are two modes or e,tiiang the
-, - ,;y, rnr, tore;yn MINORS and eher of
,ressn,s oniv Ground ,or conieciursl result; hut so
'v i,; - ,b ours n commerce ina, every one must
- ~, 70 ~ ,;Inn,n VIM nreci.ion the eynct
q, n pe yint ,yII vi.i. In torrufug nv estimate
@ on ,i ar,o,n If ~ nos as mr., ,rn,in2 the I.sr la.
nav lahfn Nv, aI"n -. i ~ a ad taf Trsar,
,e mnort, a. n bass and am pr,itcs
lts ',,i an .' ~ 70 @ IN, on com nar;,,7 ,i. rc
~ oe l,th ,La c,lcmJ,,,cn. were without
i, OK T b M Syarr urn ont 10 b. yary nearly
=, @ ynr,Iy h. sam. Win t,ose 10 which have been
u gt ,.N,e'' al, :, =; 49,. raj .n, ,, 49,
', Of INV racnaion aiing thereto fifteen
~ n,o;,. IN. eynorr, arr. one means OF making
per t'''t llt 5..''' - ,c,r,,,ni AZ ,. ,,r
ott-h Ia. ,H ,c, NJ Won and ,h, re;u,n, saocr
o., tNl,pt'Ao,' u @ ~ - m, ori.' -, ,o,,on ~ -, ~
Any present i i,, ,,,a I,ric,. IN u. I ~,
ample AT nome y always W ,e liz ~ M
crp"'l !laFhe- IL o i ,o' ~ acb
value o any coniaotitV Ill tie Pidte VI ~ ~ 80
is true yalie Tor II he prlct raIhs' aopa M @ ~,
above and sometimes oel'" lat aiu'. r 'iu ~
cency VIII prohably neniraze tach ourr n!s - t,ie
'ifc' n'ohe lo ,'n n 'edo , o th. synor" .,
foreign good, >iiaii ne pufclh,eu .,'n ue ~ ,ci
that year "ouiH pay 10 ,' =, ;. wear
hil,, -, ,;r, !, any, I;I,Ic,ion had been
WE ~ t'ASA' 'l, 60 ~ - mn, tI inior,, yr
made by VT ~ l.i' i .,r r ln,i.d thn, tl,, rn
on american ue,, e' ' ,, no ,,ji T. :
itor Wont pren,! IN va. i,, m IN =, n,i,,, ,,,,, rho
hlik Tue >eiidte wiz -. e., ~ IL ,at."I -, ,i.
exports Torn! d i'li " ' % ,,a ,n',
ton tilaii Tue ti lp'ts' 49,, ., l., ,.,n.r mol
coincidence between the results arSt,i al III Iet l'o
tortiiies ami proves ht citc NATION III, |"
ed IN correct principles nos reIuits ~ M ~ i
Secretary ot=the Treasury arr .' ~
and regretted thai IcouIo MOI eAdnilHe u'e'' o' : -
address the Senate =ae,e . .,,,,
will now show you tla' tr exports li' ILL i o. -
lncusive-a period oil SIX ytars-a,n. W