The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-12
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE," 81
la w sdaesdays Globe we Sad the following
Remarkable facts stated:
"Caenssy, ~ coming in. Isve1s~d the ords! Q
SoS Som ~ ""s ss.;se.I as. AMI DE-
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he paAhc dse. hAs risen, from balance Aaa.a.
s3s2 III .s..i, ,hrsy n;iiions 10 be- ipc,,s,sJ ~
deHo3 AZ ak niliions more in the pressn, year"
We have nsihing to do with these 'Hiacts" Sc
fav a. they have any bearing against "coonery,'
which we willingly leave to fight its own battles
with csckeSy-and happy would Il be Tor the
naiieA II they could demolish each other. But
- sAs Globes facts are no doubt intended to re-
deet In some degree upon the existing Admin
istra;ion, we are tempted to draw some deduc-
tions from them. M ffgsl''
Tbs Globe will not deny, we imagine, sha,
The annual average of expenditure during Mr..
Van Dsren's administration, exclusive OF pub
lie debt and trust funds, was considerably more
than twenty-eisht millions OF dollars. That
amount, doubled, Is nf'y-sx millions: so mat
according to the Globes estimate, the present
Administration will have expended oy the SIN
OF March next, one hundred ana s'x'y-el8nt
millions Of dollars. aa
Tse annual avenSe OF receipts curing Mf'
Van buren's administration must nave oeen
something short OF twen'y-eighs millions SINCE
II Is admitted that ne d'd ieave something OF =
dens' ana u Is known 'na' ne hao sooa louna
sum 20 s'ars WIN. say men, '"en'y-s'A 'n''-
hons' the nan OF "hlcn Is 'n'ueeh. ne pre-
aent Administration, therefore, according 20 'ne
oiooes account WIN nave received curing It's
nrst 'nree years, only hir'y-n'ne m''ohs' A"e
osuefehce between this amount anu the amount
|" expenditures curing 'he same PeHoo' ous".
10 DC 'ne na''onal oeo'' VIZ one nunorea anu
twenty nine millions. But the Globe, which Of
course does not wish TO make the debt appear
less than it is, says that II is only thirty millions
Il follows, therefore, according 10 the admission
OF the Globe, THAT Mr.. Tyler has actually pd'd
ont Of MS o'0n pocket, foWdrds the expenses q
the nation, during TIE last three years, NINE
fy.'ine millions Of dollars!
We should hardly have believed this, but we
are sure that neither figures, nor the Globe' can
lie. We had no idea Of the extent OF Mr.
Tyles's private resources. We knew he was
mun6cent. ~ r
There is another Inference to be drawn from
'hsss facts OF the Globe very credisabte, We
think. to the present Administration. The ma
lional debt, II seems, amounts to thirty millions
yet the Secretary Of the Treasury called fo'
only million 10 pay the annual interest on II
THIS Administration. therefore, has beer
able to borrow money I" ifac'ion mor'
than three per cent, while the last had t'
pay SIX per cent for the privilege oil IS
suing shin-pasteTs. This Tact shows that 'h'
credit OF the Government is twice as good
though lis resources have diminished BY one
nan.
we axe " ,o' g'an'eo .na' '"e u'ooe ooe'
no' 'n'eno 70 o'."e '"e Aao''nls''a"on io' 'n'
ns"'ns Oh "a "e resources. f'.'y nu"''''A
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dlooe IS NO oouo' e'A'eiu''eV s'a''u
Mr.. Tyler iof restoring 'he income from ,a"'
safes 20 '"e "s"o"a' 'eSou anu
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pron'o'oH ehs'se'e' o' '"e " 'o0,'
ho' eAPee' nm '" 'e'" WV, ""' ."'' P.'NN
-. $1,000 xr;,ho,, IN. helm of the Globe,
particular TRENDS. indeed, many nave ssser'
ed, by way of calumny, that il was out of friend
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