The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-29

AiAsre La s4anllft - aaAL - ~lArt Ae --t-~sa ~s
self Gsler As fas4ieA trl4l1 4ui e1sioA- Less-
40 0t q hs eAbc4l4is1~ t6e eKPelses lprarged -
Mr. sAa B4re-s 4ds-1ls-rallo4 cArAng uAe fsos1aA
"a, be says;
The average Of naval sxpen1it4res uDesr y an 4
Elrsa -As 81 - 0so The sa@e expeHc1iures SO 4
o. las. ,eaT Ave sesu a. ssEs On ee-sA.o-ng az
lserusse uDosr Tsser 81 sl.6sS-t71 s. The ave 4
rHee 81 eiyI, mlseeIizseDus ar, sIEe16tares unasr
Van Bzren ~zs y. a49I0yA TIE sane exP@ncIi1res
f0r iise lAsl ycaT kzsr been 81 .45l se-shoE g
an inoru1ss ua5sr Tsier q 81 ,t25,4sl g.
n te frsl ps1oe The State Prefer takes n 4rers
Of lie expenses during BE. Vac Bgrea' isur years
Nhtn hls scminlsirztl0n sac s~ceE1e9 r90st a lie
tine b. bolh brsnches Of Coosrrss, and con
p4res q win Mr. TyleT's year. eEoarrzssSt and
enc 4mherct as has been By Clsy and BoIts Coa-
eeuiiEe- Here manifest 0nisirDess the OElset
eoosgA Of 10 destroy ne ~io4s fzsre % lie sl4ie
Priuifr's argument, Il J, ~ogthy q that
Ffst the a>ryHys al naval sHpercI.larrs uoeeF Van
B0ren compares IN thar Of lzsl year = soN lug
an Increase, saws the Stale PTsnter, o. 81 61ss-
81 Is i" M 4Gcrease iFpE4 wear OF Mr.. Van
Sares's As compared faass ~slh wear Of Mr.. Ts-
sers' but A increase over Tie Erasgf" d NAn Ba-
Ttns rkelx isrE-
~ ls37. TIE naval txper.6ltures fas ElM be seen
~ the iol5o~ as table, uE,oer NsB Bzren, ga
,s2e5s -J--te Gs1eEenee between that and the pact
year beng an Increase Of A5o, aerrA handFtl ilOs
ssnd dollars, Instead q more N.-ztea hundred
lhsoGs4Gc, the state Printer "a a5e a. BIT hux
las tie naval sPPrOf rlat1ou teen eIEerde1 under Mr.
Aybcf Aotln Paying excrblLant salaries fog the sE
FoEt q naval oEoers On The eonirarg, TIE late Sc
cTeisTy Of the Navy, Mr. UPshur just beforr be tft
Nat department., cut down tie paw of Ea81s.sgu1e1
BeArsy - per csuf; the sane thing should Al cur
eg4Uig1 have been ooae - lie kS<4ey o6eey4 Ib0a-
sand. upOa thOgssDds q dollars have been errrndee
TOO the past year, 70 cefray The expenses Of
martial growing Of he worse thzs USELESS SCazL
Sea EnpeotsOD hsci4 originated under Hr. yzn b0-
reI-we viii not initiating The STATE Printers uzl-
form unia.rness bod Ar Van Barren resp91 -iht i1T
| that expedition an. farther than be sh0ole BE-
The navy has not Or years past been under better
or more economical management than under Mr. IT,
Ter. The Comparatively irlflng Increase Ia lie last
years expenditure nay BE attributed 10 tie fact ihzi
most Of our public vessels have seen or5ered 70 sea
protect our commerce. a. Il sl1uas be protected
Vessels vhseh, under Mr. Van Barren AID frsrlgl 10
has sdainissrs iOn had been standing o. tie stoss Ia
the s.sY houses. eatcz and zrl4allF rotten lave
been repaired, launched and ordered to sez s9ch
course becoming absolutely necessary 10 save TEN
from Total run Our navy instead u lying Dormant
has been receEtc acfsrs- and u war or ngs-
slOn nos make shGe Il resistance 70 say lie
least Ilbeers, also who lhree four years since
under Mr. fzn Burrus administration, were ahse1i
from dGts, living 10 cities their places Of resi-
oeDee upoa haif-pay,~ are DOW al ses On I'm nav
where uet bud bel least II or present naval
system II ~ be sustained TIE Raw ae repezt was
Besef unceF b2leT, or, fact nsrt seoo1 cal nan
sgemeni rszn Al present Wah MIR Henshsw 81 the
bead Of that bureau, Il esult bgi eoniinle 10 in
.
md thorough reform ILt9 his department AID eoase
q1eniy Is EK}ayulov Win pose xho-e s5z-es he IL
endeaEorHg 70 correct Wal lot TIE State printer
oenouDce hlm Tor this, vel for accepting the
oihce tie how hold.
Ii the naval e1yebiit4re for the past wear has been
Increased from former years the r0Bey hss not been
10 80 nsany instances ih4n wz.te6 Il 4. Dot
lie ezYrsscs8 that sbo4ld considered 50 uuch
a. Ia ssAsr IN Tslcs u rFTIied; large eIpebdi-
tgrr ludiclgsiy DISPOSED ci Is less oiectiouatle
Than snail ore thrown sEsv We WoslId not for I
instance, eoocemn an appropriation made BY our
Stale LsglsI4iure Tor tie printing al eciison OF
Tie Revised Statutes OF Geological SarVey which 4
should exceed The appropriation Of former yezrs
eEsns # the magnitude Of the work The cot o.
prItliag rendered IL necessary II & oav TIE mar
ner NJ which TIE expenditure made and the mo
hey applied, that reocers odIoUs the action Of oor
lsie Legsiaipre-the feeling Of lAForite partisan
printers with thousands Of dollars from tie peoples
pockets witch might have been Otherwise szTea- I
Ihu Is sufficient cause for complaint while corssld-
erIng e1trzv3-ant EXPENDITURES and tie Stale prir
ter would have treated the subject fairly sbd
cHn1Bdiy had &c illustrated . sficJ tSr.ds
against Mr.. Tyier's Z" retreBct1Beni and ref rm
, Again, tie state printer, with his faculties for
computing dollar. and cents reusr. ably slarr-aned
eouyuess by the experience which be has had IN /
making out hs OSh extrsvagsnt balls sgslnst 4
tie STATE ard also By cypbernx % The usrv uaora.s
expenditures Of Coz. Hubbzrds wears al minis
rAlion,) proceeds 10 average once more the nz-
tiJn4l civil and miscellaneous expenditures. By 1
r.
Tyler's year some tao hundred thousand collars
But let " zee bow Tie matter really stands
Under thls bead We have tie expenses incurred bv \
I" foreign InercOurss," well eiyh AMI mi.cel-
laDeOus.' The bare expenditures q tie late federal
COugress, (Which oOIes under the " civil bead. \
cniDuing 10 session, il did Tor a5ri1sn consecutive
Es0Hths az expense Of more than So 80 per CAV
will uesriy, # Dot quite for the excess a
Mr. IyIers yer, from March 3, ~ 10 March g. '43
over and above tie year -S5, under Mr. Van Burep:
70 say nothing Of TIE thousands uPor thousands Of dol
lars additional expense which sBch session q Con-
gress, prOtracted - It was must have imposed upon
The National Treasury IN the Nsy Of appropriation
arising from lengthy session and unnecessary legisls
ton.
The time of that Congress was also taken I'd in L.
gstng Tor the express purpose Of embarrassing the
government, swelling IT, expenditures without pro
'itIDg the means for paying them and indeed by
Opposing every obstacle which few reckless poiti-
cians could devise To follow the lead Of John NJ
Bolts m hls attempts again and again to bead Capt
Iyler. IL silence and neglect 10 act for the pub
lie good, W en- they might have done 50, implied sy
Prosal Of such contemplate policy on the part Of
The Clay and Bolts Whigs, certain professed demo
Gratis OF that Congress were equally eupsbe with
tie dominant faction among these might be named
one or tao Of or consrs,eni New Hampshire dele
CATION, who, directly after hey returned bone con-
menctd 10 UNISON ard simultaneously with TIE State
paper abusing Pres'deui Tyler and hrs admin s,ra.
ton.
II to The expenditures incurred by the late Con-
Ai'' Nc aSs ahe f-h.t Of negotiating Tie AsnbuF-
too treaty with Great Britain, towards which both
whiggery and rsjicalism have long since ceased al
opposition, account Of IL eminent popularity and
the general approval Of by all parties The expenses
OF Dir. ylers one year will compare favorably with
any single year average" 10 the State prir-
ter cbOOsesJ Of the four YEAR q SIR Van buren,
Certain q . Ii q the business of the several depart
meuls vas never before carefully and eoonom-
oaily admin stored SupeffluOus and law CLERKS
have been removed from ofice-those who sere ca
usnle and Hnvfr-
their places without regard 10 their politics.
The contingent expenses IN the different depart
ments have also been reduced o., Lsf Working
men, like Henshaw, Spencer, and WickliGe will I