Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

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49, Eehcrii WING INfaNS.ahCt.
we hnd IN the Globe, letter from =. .. in9ei-
soil to his constituents, when contains 'aiuaoe
abstract OF the dongsof Congress during the recent
session. We give the following extract from ""ic"
the reader WI perceive that tue wo'h VI 'olehon-
ment and reform Is vigorously advancing under the
auspices oil hggery
Speaking OF appropriations, VII. ingersoh says
"Neariy t|enty-io millions oil collars Oesi'es
grants Of public lands, have been appropriated, as
follows, VIZ;
Expenses Of Congress :l,273,33i
Post Office, c'9o,o.9
Navy 956o 600
-, " ' '' 6oo2 $40
Indian Department I22ssI6
Pensions 73O756
Treasury, War ana Navy Departments, oVs5iO
JUDICIARY ,,. gGSS2S
80 ,, 800 800
snrveys I6f 9O3
relritor,eS loO,s50
Mint, $685. s,oso
Deficiency IN pension iuno' 1000
or, - af Nssljn1lon. 2I,50O
controeucies 800 600
Miscellaneous 467.1l7
Fortidcatons 20 o"o
Private Claims about
r., s23 o66 o99
m .eu, .,o;ld ore believed
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I" ' =. ~ 81, 60; iIlins Of dollars which
@ h'SaI >, 80 and L,,n velye mil
80 w. - a.l,,.al "a ,ba, tho Grand to-
mus, w. - - r., ,,ll,o,s Part of
va =. - -, GRO rodee,,ad and all but one
'"o -, - m. concentrations
''s'.''o' - - g. ,hs vc,r NAV ne set down at
ta,', .c,ur nillionsv
'o 49,, ~, :. IN, ,bout ,wnn,v.tvo mil
ne ''',J'''i ,h, annual Fed
Nuns y, Wv - 49,, ,nre ,h,, ,wcntv mil
e'a' ~ t''u''''s ' ~ h. ho,eJ nbouah
lions y,,L' 49, In ,h,nki ,La, !, will he less.
=. ,,olc, 70 ,ro,nise IN this respec.
more thln can .. :l -. 49,, - 81 tho
,."' ~ W 60, =, -, ,lli,,s or dol
lars year. direct or indirect that is for seventeen
millions of people about fourth Of the two hun
drcd millions paid, by twice as many much poorer
people IN France and a fifth OF the two hundred
and fifty millions paid by third more, most
ly poor people IN Great Britain.
s.Some eight hundred thousand dollars year.
and three thousand five hundred soldiers were re-
duced this session from the army even psnding tue
critical negotiations with England f; and about the
same sum from the acquisitions OF the Executive for
the navy which | assured, may be brought
down to less than five. probably four millions
al protection improved by better organization and
administrative reforms. One hundred Thousand dol-
lars WERE on my motion, taken from the contingent
expenses Of the judiciary, which reduction, be-
lieve, may be probably carried hrther, &c.
''Conceding the right oil every one TO Judge Tor
himself, cannot nevertheless understand how up
wards of fifty three three thousand dollars should
be voted, as they were this session, to buy BOOKS
for l23 members OF the House oil Representa-
tves, for which Is OF them 70 ed-maRins presents
of public money amounting to Sis TO each ne"
member. What valuable addition thcsc my
three thousand dollars would make to the nne MIRA
butcd, by resolution OF one House oil congress, IL
would be comfortable donation 10 each oi 40 sur
fcIing portions oil the community.
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"Let no one thinR that heh'uchE Is sa,e' anu ''
there is no cause Tor exertion. LEI I'M.
Il Such is the warning note issued by our neghbor
on his return from the Frankfort Barbecue. What
he saw at that expiring effort of CLAW whiggery to
fill hi, with dismay, he has prudently confined to
his own breast. His report of the proceedings is
present They evidently fell so far below his ex-
pcctatIons. as to cause bitter disappointment.
ne oVe1"nc'hnS ue'ea1 OF tue coons ~ C' - 'au
w''ne'eu t'e '"e's anu -. ,, IT
Oh .ne Ne"'"eS Owns -" - " w -
whIe 10 atehu' a''ei ~'"ess nc
suits Vi 'He D'S ~" ANAL ~ ~
u 1t is, indeed remarkable tact that ONO has
do, IN q LII