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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
BUCKS PATEMT ArR-TyGHT,


This Stove, with the improve me nts h.v.
ing larger Oven. and greater facilities for boil
ing, make il the best Stove in the United States
Also, II full supply of the Old Pattern lsiN sizcs)
Premium Stoves; all sizes and patterns AR
Tights; Saratoga three sizes; Staniey's, three ST.
yes, and many sizes of Russia Iron and Parlor
Stoves. Various aizes aud patterns six, seven
and ten plates. Hollow Ware Of every desc,ip-
ton, Copper Kettles, Iin-ware, &c. ANY per.
son wishing q good
SD c2G-- E-gA sEc2 1-I,
he would refer them TO The following persons
having Buck . Stove in Trustees of RI. i.as'
Boarding School, Sannei Test, Benz. Fulrilu NJ
Barnabas Hobbs, J elm Pool, Levi Jessnp. Also
to the following persons: Ghas. w. Starr, SID
ney Smith, Elijah Cotiin, s. Muriock r. Borton,
S. Lynde, Irwin Reed, Mr.. Anderson, II. sfnte,
J. Wherry. J. MATHS, Mr. Holloway, L. Fish
Ter, }. II. Van Camp, J. Heap. A. G.. blanchard,
DR.. Austin, Dr. iIoweiis, a. w. Bowers, Charles
Coffin. J. Walker. w. SHOW, J. Jones, b Davis,
w. Thistlethw ate, j. Saunders, II. u. Payne
j. Ogborn, ]. Green, J. Eiderl.in, W. Wright
W. Fuigbum. c. Ratlif
CAUTIoN.-There are no Backs Stoves, nor
Bucks Stove Improved, sold here tut bv me;
there being no Improvement made on Bucks
Stove bnt by himself D. Rucls; and that is in
this new Pattern Air-1ight now offered.
Richmond, September =, lei- 4l-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

. Thorn auditor of HyCa tn 10 il tho forn
list of Lands sand Tow sh Q Cauy
nrh yment of Taxes . h
ou
y,
is give to
heF monday january next, T les
PenaIyb dbene tina tne han is :
-Iuditor Iaana
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25


And after that date at the Treasurer's OGice
in Centreville.
1t is desirable to me, and much TO the convent
ence of Taxpayers. that many be rea-
dy to SO. should settle at the times named
u Those who do not, will please make pay
ment at the office within the year.
Receipts for the amount Of Road Tax, where
the work has been done, should be presented ut
the time of settlement. otherwise the amount
will be required to be paid in money.
RATES OF TAXATION.
On each &lOo for State purpose. 25 cts.
500 for education of blind, I ="
500 for Luhatic Asylum, - M
500 for Deaf and Dnmb, =" "a M
500 for County purposes, 10 g
500 for Road purposes. on
Real Estate, 10
Poll for State purposes, IS +"
Poll for County purposes, SO +"
Dogs more than one, over6
months old, kept or harbored. so
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Treasurer Of Wayne County.
Centreville, 9th month (Srpt.) IS, Is45.
A. WILLIAMS. T.. w. c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
nM Anra RnPoRT.

The report of the minority committee with the
I'm. Henry BEDlNc Err, fthis Congressional Dis.
fri; at its head, in answer to the Report OF the
minority the committee on Public Expenditures
is regarded as one among the ablest Documents
of the day. The " Union very justly says, the
thanks of the entire Democratic party arc due the
IN ,mbers of the minority committee, for the facts
which have been elected and the zeal and ability
which they have manifested in their Report -
We believed at the time, the famous Report of
Mcssrs Rockwell, Strohm, sc. appeared, attempt
ting to invaIidate tho mastery Report of the Sc
crctary of the Treasury, that it would be perfect
ly demonstrated that it was the work of mere
pigmies against the giant OF the age upon The
subject of Finance. The Report of Messrs. Bed
niger and others, proves this opinion to have been
correct, and Truth stands again vindicaied-"
As the /" Mar1insburg Gazette" put forth some
iliibcral sneers at the time Mr. Bedinger Pro-
posed to make a counter Report, we hope it will
do that gentleman the Justice 10 say it Eqs been
made, and presents the msiority Of The Committee
in more odious and contemplate light than any
other Committee ever occupied in the House OF
Representatives.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
VALUABLE BOOKS.

Those of our Democratic friends who may wish
to procure list Of valuable books, especially suit
ed TO the present time, have now an opportunity
Of doing SO at the store of Mr.. J. X. Woods u Co.
The advertisement, enmmerating ttose on hand
can be found in another column.
Our friends should avail themselves OF every
opportunity, to distribute facts among the people.
1t is our main reliancc-and we have an abiding
confidence in the virtue and intelligence OF the
masses, il but opportunity is afforded TO form an
intelligent opinion or deduce correct conclusions.
The Democratic principle seeks light-calm, I'M
partial investigation. Ifthis be done, all is we'll.
With our opponents, tho reverse is the case
every effort is made, and every subterluge resort
ed to, in order mp their principles, or tie
issues in the canvass.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
SINGULAR FATALITY.

An interesting family at llarpers-Ferry, in
this county, that of Mr.. FRANCIS WEHTzELL, has
met with severe visitation, and almost tho entire
household has been removed by the hand Of death.
Three intelligent aud sprightIy children, from
the ages of four to twelve years, died each on a
Saturday, of the three previous to the last And,
on that day, Saturday las,) AIR. WENTzELL
himself, fell dead upon his porch. He had been
complaining for sometime, but gave evidence of
improvement in his general health during the last
week. The only remaining members Of the Gami-
ly, Mrs. W., and an infant, are considered 10 be
in an extremely Prccario"s position, and fears are
felt that they may not recover,
Sus picions OF poisoning were at first entertain
ed, as having been administered by the hands ola
negro servant. We learn. however, there is not
particle of proofto sustain the presumption, an!
the facts calculated by posi- mortun1 examination
ofthe children, shed nolight upon the subject. The
difference between the deaths too, and the lengtl'
OF time which the children were sick, seems 10
render i'm probable The idea oil their having been
rniSoDed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27

But Gov. McNutt is Repudiator, says the
Free Press. but says nothing of the Reputation
by the Wig, IF millions of Dollars, belonging to
Widows and Orphans all over the land, by their
groat National Repudiator, the late Bank OF the
United States, and their Bankrupt Law, by which
honest creditors throughout the country' were
cheated and defrauded by Spectators. Talk not
of Reputation, whilst the Idol of whiggery' that
once was, lives for Henry Clay BY his Bank and
Bankrupt Laws, has caused more Reputation
than any living man.
We are content with the discussion on Monday
and we again thank Ex. Gov. McNutf, for the a
biliry with which he maintained our principles
and forced Mr. Hunter to acknowledge, as ne did
by his speech, that the Wing party had abandon
ed every principle for which they ever contended,
in their eager search for mere military renown
and availability.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
REORGANIZATION WANTED.

Mr. GEO RorHERY OF IlarPers- Ferry, has pnt
in our possession a Circular from DR.. Merillat,
Principal ofthe Virginia Institution, at Staun'on,
for the Blind, desiring TO know the names, ages,
condition both as to mind and pccumiary rcsour-
ces, Of all the Blind persons, children or adults, in
the county Of Jefferson. 1t is highly important
that this Information should be furnished from
every county in the State, and the object of this
notice is to solicit the cooperation Of those in the
different parts of our county to obtain the object
desired, Any information furnished the editor OF
this paper, the Depaty Sheriff. of the county, or
Mr.. Rothery of Iarpers-Ferry, will be thankfully
received
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
rRuTII TRIUMPHANT.

Nj Bcdinger, from The Democratic portion oFtbe
Committee on Public xpcuditures-consisting
of Messrs. Beduger of Virginia, Clark of Maine
Hall of Missouri, and La scrc OF Louisiana-pre-
scented yesterday to the House most triumphant
reply TO the assault of Mr.. strohm on Mr. Walkers
financial statements. 1twas shown most clearly
that Mr.. Walker bad committed not one of the err
rors imputed to him by the committee; whilst the
committee themselves bad committed no less than
sixty -four crrors-exceeding thirty-three millions
of dollars! All which is shown and prOred.-
The vindication of the Secretary is complete and
conclusive This report of Messrs. Bedinger,
Clark, Hall and La Sere, is very elaborale-cov-
ering SO pages-and entities these gentlemen 10
the thanks Of the whole Democratic party. We
shall publish the whole report in our paper this
week, and will ask for it an attentive pernsal.
Union Of WcdnesdayLasL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
DISTINGUISHED STRANGERS.

Among the distinguished gentlemen expected
to visit SI,annonds'e during the present week,
anil TO remain until after the National Annversa-
~, is the Hon. L. S. IIANNEGAN CT the U. S.
Senate, and RrcnaRD w THOMPSON ofthe House
ofReprcscn.a;tves, from Indiana. These gentle
men are very justly regarded as among the first
of our political orators, and enjoy in pre.emi-
nens degree, the confidence and esteem Of their
respective parties. Other distinguished gentle
m,n are expected to visit this beautiful watering
,ltce At the same time, but of whose names we
5ave, nat yet bceninformcd
40 place can be more enchanting at this time,
,,s..sRannondale. The company solar has been
quite g,sod one. and the next few weeks will no
doubt adj, greatly to its namber. Those in pur-
silt of health or easurc, will consult their own
iatersss by sejocEning for a few weeks wfth SIR.
asStt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
Dart not al folly an indignant eye;
Who'er discharged artillery al a tly!

TaE SHENANDOAH IMPRovEMEET.--We
from the Georgetown Advocate, that SaiE
week, Mr.. Fisk, the Chief Engineer oEti &
peake and Ohio Canal, received directions
the Board of Public Works of Virginia, toH
diatefy proceed with his survey for the PFC
Improvement of the navigation of the Shenaf
riversas authorized by the last LegisIatureO
ginia! Mr.. Fisk is now busily engaged in
ing his surveying party, and expects to be
the ground on or before the goth instant.
THIS improvement is designed to facitai
Transmission OF the products of that fertile r
of Western Virginia to market, via the =
peakA and Ohio Canal, and is therefore OF
impoftanceto Georgetown and Alexandra
siderable benefit it is likely will also ulnn
accrue to Baltimore therefrom, a portion
increased amount of produce seeking n
naturally finding its way here, adding TO the
now brought by the railroad from the Poa
which it strikes the canal.-BdAimoTe Sra-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
ma. IErEHRsors,s oP1ezIoN.

The communication in the Free Press oil last
week, purportng to give the opinion of MIR. JET
ferson as to the Constitutionality of u States
Bank, is gross perversion of the views OF that
distinguished statesman.
The facts of the case are these: Mr.. Jefferson
submitted for Gen. Washington's consideration
long argument upon the Bank question, in which
he took the ground most explicitly and positively
that the Bank,l Bill was not only Unconstitutional
but inex2edient,-in fact there has been no argu-
ment against the establishment OF u National
Bank used from that day to this, which may not
be found in the argument of Mr.. Jefferson. Now
what did Mr. Jefferson do upon this question:
He did his utmost as a member fGcn. Washing
tons cabinet, TO convince him that the proposed
Bank Bill, if passed, would he gross violation OF
the Constitution. And although he may not have
used the identical words, advise You to veto this
bill, vet he did the same thing in effect. For if
he convinced his judgment that the bill was un-
constitutional as the result OF that conviction, the
application Of the veto would follow OF course
He advised him in an article OF five pages that the
proposed bill was unconstitutional, and we say to
all intents and purposes this was advising the use
of the veto to that particular bill.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
rosr OFFICE BILL.

The following important bill, in relation TO
newspaper postage passed the House of Repre-
s.ntatvcs on Monday week:
The FIRST section provides that after the first III
July, all newspapers of no greater size super
fees than 1900 square inches, may be transmitted
through the mail by the editors and publishers
thereof to all subscribers or other persons within
the county, or within 80 miles OF the city, town,
or other place in which the newspaper IS or may
be printed. free Of any Chirge for postage what
ever.
Sec. 2. All new spapers of he size aforesaid,
sent from the Office Of publication, aud which shal
be conveyed in the mail any distance beyond the
county, OF. beyond 80 miles from the place at
which I'll" same may be printed, and not over 100
miles, shall be subject 10 and charged with pos
Ia Ge of half cent. and ofone cent any great
er distance, provided that The postage OF single
newspaper of the size aforesaid from one place TO
another in the same State shall not exceed one
half cent.
Sec 3. Upon all newspapers of greater size
than 1900 square inches, sent from the Office of
publication, there shall be charged and collected
the same rates oi postage prescribed by this
act to be charged on magazines and pamphlets
and upon all papers Of less size or superficial
extent than 500 square inches, sent from the Of
fee aforesaid, there shall be charged and collect
ed, uniform rate of one-fourth of cent for all
distances within without the State in which
they may be published.
Sec. q. All printed or Autographed circulars and
hanGbills advertisements, not larger than FOOLS
cap, unsealed, one cent sheet.
Sec. 5. Pamphlets, magazines, and periodicals,
two gents for each copy OF no greater weight than
ounce, and one cent additional shall be charg-
ed for each additional ounce of the weight OF any
such pamphlet, magazine. matter or thing which
may be transmitted through the mail, whatever
be the distance the same may be sent; and any
fractional excess of not less than one half of an
ounce in the weight of any such matter or thing
above one or more ounces, shall be charged for as
if said excess amounted 10 full half ounce.
Sec. 6. Papers. sent by others than publishers,
two cents, prepaid, etc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27

RIVER InPRovEnESr--A meeting of the citi-
zens of Loudoun and Fauquier counties, Va, was
recently held at Middleburg, relative to improving
the navigation Of Goose Greek and Little River.
Resides general committee appointed to obtain
subscriptions Cuthbert Powell and Nathan I,uf4.
borough, Esqrs, were deputed to visit GEORGE.
town aud Alexandria for like purpose. Anotb.
err meeting is to be held at the same place the Sd
Saturday in July.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
nEPoRr OF MIR. nEDlYeSs :
Correspondence of tile Baltimore S.,
WAsHlNsToN. Iune an,L

/ WAsHlNGToS, June 2Ob i We
The Tariff of 1912 and The Tariff Of lsanary +,
mort on public ErPenditurss-Af sr D.. iown
iIynited Sales Sir Per Cent Stock, D. Wedn
AS an item of information, we will s,,repar
,Iia tariff of 1912 brought into the Tre,ssrbs 4
inn rs operation, per month, 81, OOI al
9rhe tariff of 1876 brought into the Ts''lll'e'
daring its operation, thus far, per noah thOrS
500 4S. Thus showing an excess iuh,s,nly, 81
rspenue over the protective tariff of SSS ence,
,Shis result cannot but be, as it is pr,scnentF,
tie advocates of free trade, and to the ts 3nr, ::
ed author of the tariff OF 1876. Hay
Slight allusion was made in our le,,.,naS,,s,
day TO the forthcoming counter-repor e. the
noTity of the committee on public exp.sl A. /,
This committee, or the majority, it will
bered, put forth without authority OF CC,,.atter
the Iateltigencer an expose Of what Gsut INV
pleased to call "the errors and blundst,' Eeen
Secretary os the Treasury. The repor ar ne
minority will be presented to the House :, The
day or two. 1t will prove beyond cavii {, " hal
versy, that the majority have made no !ts:Sgis.
sirfv.four gross bIunders, amounting IN aSeeg
pre9ate to S33, 100000! KIN
II is said very correctly that il We hS,. ON Il
for two wears, and the disturbed state Q. ~ of
shall continue for that period-the sig n my
stock loan taken on Saturday last, will !, AS I
from 100 to l3O If so, the fortune Of sor, base
has been easily secured. Government shu,iter
turn attention to the repayment of borrOsss CHI
ney. hEEi a. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27

TRUE TO ITS IxsTTNcTs.-The National Intelli-
gencer publishes a letter from its London cores
pondent. excusing and defending the British Go
vernment for its tyrannicaI course towards John
Mitchell, the Irish patriot With this solitary ex-
we have observed, condemn the punishment of
Mitchell as barbarous, and only worthy of the
middle ages. 1t is not surprising, however that
the apologist of England and Mexico in all con-
troversies our Government has had with those
countries, should now PalIiate the wrongs which
are heaped upon the head of gallant Irish pa
triot.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
Correspondence of the Baltimore saa
WAsHIxGroN. June 81

Yonmay recollect, some time since, Mr. {
of1he committee ofPublic expenditure, &
phcring committed printed report u
the financial statements of the Treasury
was mt ordered to he printed by the Hcsy
which. nevertheless. was printed the san,
the National Intelligencer. To day the Z,
report was presented by Mr.. BedInger, I
about one hundred and thirty pages OF mas
and being altogether the richest documeH,
ever eminatcd from minority To prove L
iority to have been either constitmtionsRy
IuIly ignorant. Not only does Mr. BedHg
mort vind;cate the Secretary OF the 'rreaste
all errors, but demonstrates that Mr.. Sull
port contains about six'y-tour errors, a G
in the aggregate to more than thrty-thFCee
of dollars. These are the errors tina, NJ
well of Connecticut, the imaginary dral /,
cial acouirements, Of the Hon. George +,
Maine, and his competitors for the Secret.
of the Treasury under Gen. Taylor, has Ct
nd made tie basis of his grand speech, III
to demolish Mr. Walker, but now having
feet of making the redOuhtable cyPher aFl
Iel0 de Sc.
Allow me, for the benefit OF your reat
dish ND few of the scattered sweets,
too rich not 10 be dniy rel;shed.
" Admitting mere arlthmetIcal errors, :
minority report, allndinG TO MIR S'rohu,'s
we sum up the other errors of the comm
follows
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
HENRY CLAY.

This gentleman has not as yet given
adhesion 10 the nomination of Gen, II
Various reports are in circulation, some st
that he had declared, under no circumsii
would he support the nominee, as he did
believe him to be identified with the Wing
A few days will determine.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
JEFrERsoN vo1UNpEERs.

We have been requested to call meeting of
the citizens of the county, at the Courthouse in
Charlestown, on Friday next, (3oth inst.l at 3
o'clock P. NJ, to take into consideration the best
method for rendering to our Jefferson Volunteers
in the Virginia Regiment, hearty and cordial
welcome 10 their homes and Z" their own native
land" Though the season is one that is unfavor-
able for county friends, yet we hope some
few at least will endeavor to be present at the
meeting, as we arc sure the citizens of our town
and neighborhood will heartily acquiesce in the
proposed movements
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27

Aggregate of 81 distinct errors. s33, l5I&
None OF these errors are simply ar'liIms
except the 9Th They refer I" matters OF
and might have all been avoided il the com'
had properly used the data before them, or h'
dersEood to use them properly.
When Comte, one ofthe tutors of the Poy
nical Institute of France, published his grea
tise On all human knowledge, he c0mplaIne
Mr.. Arrago, the perpetual secretary OF the :
Academy, now at the head of the Frens'
public. was not very great mathematical
all. ITO which Arrago replied, in publish
ter added to the preface OF Comics work as
ditior insisted upon by the publisher, that
was neither great nor small mathema
but no mathematician at all. ! am afraid Il
apply with equal force TO MIR Rockwell
must; be content to remain cipher, and
very reliable one in the bargain.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27

AGGREGATE errors of committee S33, l52+ z'oFe
or, If the arithmetical errors be included ~ ,
amount 10 the trifle often millions more =,
I52, 3l3 81. s,b
From this aggregate, the error in rc' ~, ~"
amount of stock issued FOR every dollar b." -,
up to December /, 1877, under act Of r 90
2sth, l947, may be deducted, together wlltt ~,
errors springing from it, and amounting 'i re IL
Making this deduction, the errors rsri MIR
amount to 1913, 1927 81, and may be clas't 81
rs follows: vu
/ Errors from regarding Treasury acl
notes when funded, as not Teim- Ina,
bursed, SS,l66Iba
Errors from taking Treasury nit
notes founded from stock book. ,rIir
instead of books Of receipts and nd
expenditures, l0'l50',e.
3 Errors from wrong statement Of ain
Treasury notes, reimbursed in Ito
October and November, 222gor
4 Errors from wrong statements Of II
expenditures in the last three r.
charters o! the fiscal year, end. d,
ing June 10Th, 1913, and from 90
Combinations Of this error, with mr.
those embraced in the I'd and Sd nm
items, 2Sy@. ]
5 FFrrors in addition, lo,OG0e J
6 Errors from the omission OF re
S557,9OO in the statement of IL
Stock issued under act of Janua- tC
ry, lS47, uPto ! 9Th October, Al, 4,5259ftt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27

NJ The Wings, who have no principles to stand
on, and are hurried by the blind impulse of man
worship, may Srag and buster at will, but they
cannot stand before the " indominable game and
unainchiug bottom" of the Democracy Never
did we go into a contest more conscious of the
right more satisfied that the Democracy will do
their duty. AS the New Orleans Times we'll ex-
presses it,
"There is every promise of sharp, vigorous,
and spiIi.ed contest. The Democrats are not the
men. ever quietly to surrender The desperation
with which they struggled against the overpow-
eripg revolution Of 1910, is proof of their in
tdomiable game, tier unfijuching bottom, and
nothing but their steady, long-contlnued and I'M
relaxed cxertions gave them their victory in the
last Presidential election. In the one to come,
thew will manfulIy dispute every inch of vantage
ground. and if the Wings expect to carry the day,
BY parading the streets in procession, and making
the wekin ring with shouts tor old Buena Vista
find thems elves no where.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27

10 JoHx B. TAPscoTr, Esq, Gently of this
town. has been selected by the citizens of Romney,
Hampshire County, to deliver the Grafton on the
approaching Anniversary of American Indepen-
deace:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27

% Rev. BEAtE NJ. scHMUcxER, Of Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania, has accepted call from the Luz
theran Congregations in Martinsbutg and Shop
herdstown, Va, lately under the pa storal charge
of Rev. c. P. Krauth, and has entered upon. his
duties.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27

rr The remarks of the Hon. Henry Bedinger,
ON the subject of the Finances, and such Extracts
from the mastery Report of the Minority Com
mit,ee ON Public Expenditures, of which he was
Chairman, as we can find room for shall appear in
our paper of next week..