American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-07
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPt

,,..,,,..,.r Tho princnss.An,e Ga
..,,e, Pv,rs has utable, showinr the amount
..,,ll no sovad n the State nv a malicious
-, al, rotrenchment.m II PROPOSES by the
-.,,,,tio, of the number and salaries of Judges, !
f,.s,ye $4,000 per onnum-bv reducing the
.,.,r,horor , delerates To the legislature and hold
srr biennial sessions. S45 .OOO-roductiou OF
Governors salary to $4,000. sale of government
house. and saving in cost OF furniture, oS,2Oo
reducing the compensation of clerks ami reg
->,ers to $1,000 each, S50,000--.and by with
,Dlding the Common Schools and Colonization
funds, sS0,0O0-making the grand total to be
slyed annually, 500, 200.
I'm devisng means to economic the e1pen-
,iltnres of the State, we should be careful not
4, oo to extremes, which we think is done in
came Of the above mentioned items. WewouId
..r,.,,, ~, adeoua,e COMPENSATION to all public
ot,i. rrs otherwise competent persons will not
..,,,..rt to serve. GREAT as is the desire to OBJ
anil, ppblic Office. But, ifthe whole sum men,
,iora4 in the Gazette cannot be saved, large
,or,,on of It NAV be: and even the half of it,
ypdcr present circumstances. would be worthy
the consideration of the people of Maryland,
The Gazette's table embraces prominent items
only-others of less Importance exist, and
should be included in general system OF re-
.rcnchment. If the public expenses be reduS-
I'd to the lowest point consistent with tho pub
.t,, interests, and fair assessment OF the pro-
oerty Of the State be made, there can be no
doubt that, at the present rate OF taxation,
sufficient sum will be received to pay the inter
aet on the public debt hereafter with punctual-
.tv We know not what amount is likely to
he realized during the present year, but pre-
sumo that it will not fall much, If any, short
OF the years interest. We understand that 1t
j. estimated from the amount already receiv-
II ,Lo. ,r,o S,,,,,, Act will viell about q %. =
L...
voO, should the aIhicaole SUITS winch nave o''ii
entered be decided in favor OF the present con-
rrnctioh of the law: and about / 100, 900 should
.h. docision bc adverse. If this estimate
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ne coffeC'' VIC ''''"N '''N' ''','
doubt that the gross amount OF revenue Tor tho
wear will enable the State to pay the years in
%erast IN her debit We shall be truly reioiced
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Dc" 'ee O's'.,t',..s .-,@o-, -
OREGON. We need not fight for the posses
s.on of Orcqon: if will be ours without slrik-
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'''s oio"' VIC "1' P"''04i'o INV
Il the Information furnished to the 81 LOUIS
Reporter be correct. Emigrants from the Unit
I'd States are pourinp into the country bv thou.
"a c.. -. ,n;u s,a SottIod b,
e@''ts' anu " ~" wa y
Iardy Americans VINO VIII De aole 10 protect
themselves against all aggressors Various
oannapies Of emigrants. assembled this Sprino
.rII..o.a,,,o o, ,h, hordors or tho Nilsson
49, va Wv
H. nave departed tor Oregon, OF whom the d.
Louis Reporter gives the following account;
"The First Company consisted of 9S males
over l6 years OF age, 81 females over IA years
nla'e9 "9 T5a.a - o-o g. ~" "oGonS AKA oxon
$40 loose cattle, lie horses, is5 guns. This
company passed the Great Nemaha Sub-Agen-
cY on the 4th OF May, lS45. The captain Is
"iI' nv LNeie''. r.,, ,,,oi,,od &C a. o,,1o.
rver is wears. 60 females over If wears, II
males under l6, and 81 females under Ia
There were 435 work oxen, GA loose cattle,
10 luies anu NOISES, 90 "asGs, Inu o h',
n r|hor o,d ra.sod Tho ome station ON the
9Th of May last,
'The Third Company was commanded by
Iapt farKer, ana CONSISTS OIL oo MATES over 10
There were 40 wagons, 260 work cattle, $40
loose cattle, 6i horses ana mules ana W me-
rms ,o ' ns sJnp"'' P''''O '''' 'N' P1'O VI
The whole number Of persons is 1856. Of
work cattle l, l4S, of loose cattle ,22s, of wa
CONS 49, of horses and mules : y, and of fire.