Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07
From the Bridgeport Comm STANDARD
FACTS 70 BE CONSIDERED BY ri
II IONHTU
PEOPLE.

PEOPLE.
l. Under the administration of Mr. Van Buren,
she expenditures Of the General Government were
$37, $50, ll6 in single Year,
2. All the APRON laiions for the present year,
under Wing administration, do not exceed Sl8,-
100000
B. BY The economy, rerenchinent and rigid nc
cocmisbhy introduced by the Wings into all The
Departments of the Government, the public ex.
pendiiures have been reduced one half.
4. Under the administration Of Mr.. Van Buren,,
the United States Marshall OF the State of Missis
sippi received $50 COG for fees and emoumenis in
one year,-the Collector and District Attorney in
Newly ork each, from $4,000 10 $4,000, and
other officers in proportion.
5. Under Wing administration, none OF these
officers Gun, under any circumstances, receive
more than $4,000 year for his services, being re-
quired by law 10 pay the oyerplus into the Treas
ury.
6. Under Mr. Van Burens administration many
useless offices created, and Immense sums OF
money sguandered among po'iIica! lsVorites in the
form of extra pay and extra allowances
z. Under Wing administration these useless
Offices have been abolished and extra pay" and
''extrn allowances" 10 officers OF Government been
prohibited by law.
8. The Florida war was pro,racled during the
whole OF MIR. Van Buren's administration, ut M
eapense TO the country OF $40,O0O,0OO.
D. Under Wing administration the Florida war
upon the Treasury was stopped.
TO- Mr.. Van Buren, left our foreign relations in
an unsettled, angry and threatening condition, and
war with England hanging over our prospects.
III. Under Wing administration our Difficult
ties with England have been hon0rably adjusted
UnI beneficial treaty ratified by which both coun.
tries have been saved from the tiorrols OF wal
and lasting peace established between henL
IL. Under Wing administration that great aux
vital measure, the Tariff bill, has been passed, Il
once supplying the ~unls OF the Treasury, stop
ping the foreign drain which was exausling th'
itebiood OF the country, and giving protection e
labor in all lis various branches.
10. Every @hig member Of Congress tron
New England voted for the Tariff.
IA. Every Locoioco Representative IN Congress
from New England ku, cue, Mr.. Parmenter 4
Mass voted against the Tariff,
Is. Our Wing Senator in Congress, Mr. Hun
tinglon, voted for the Tariff.
l6 Our Loco Senator, Perry SHlilh, vote
against The Tariff.
II. The Wings ayow their readiness to stan
10y the Tariff aud give the country permaneu
system of protection.
49, The Locos threaten To throw the Who'll
question open again, either by repeating the TURF
bill or by 81 modifying aud altering it us will reI
der the protection 10 Northern labor inadequate.
10. John e. Calhoun. the great free trade M
her, is now prominent candidate OF the Loco
fuco party for the Presidency, and is TO receive IN
support OF That party, IL he gets the nomination
the National Convention.
20. The ruin and distress OF The last few yea
are The bitter fruits Of Locolocoism, and are pre-
cisey what the Wings predicted would folio,
from reckless and wicked legislation.
81. When the Wings took possession OF tn
Government The Treasury was bankrupt, husne,
Frustrated, the currency deranged, and our Who'll
system lettering TO its tall.
% Our only hope is in Wing principles, Ines
e'ohe can restore older, revive credit, encourag
industry aud provide safe and convenient cuI
Lei every rejecting man, looking as we'll TO III
pa. aS ", No me future, consider his obligations
sustain Wing principles.
ADAMS Sentinel says:-" The Rev. Nj
Sc''meuN ahu The Rev. DR. Hoff,ditz exnect TO ga
r n ,n, N Anew days with the view of Obtain
ing the services of the Rev. Dr. X rn,n,,ocb.s "
Germany us Professor in the Gu =
Theological Seminary at Msrcersbura" "''o'"'o
.4msrcom Tin Professor JacC-o.
has sent TO The National institute a, l ol post IL
an ingot of pure tin, which he Ind ashlngto
10, of Tin ore obtained in Jackson M"v =, iron
compact lin ore Of Jackson yields "a nss ~, IL
pure Tin, and the orc, as il is usually eo, een''
busting yields IS to 40 per cent. r6is w; u' u
was discovered by geological survey, VI