The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-10-03


Devtoying the Commercial and Rsvens< sysms Of the U~i
asa Stqa ara .ang he orga..at0. and yae,Hssa
details Of those systems; in pots, quarto.
DOCTOR MAYO feels ged by former favors to
~ appeal to the wonted liberay OF professional men,
and to the public generally, the mercantile community,
and importing merchants in particular extend pat
pnase 70 's WORK Ihoaga prepared especially Tor the
citizens who feel interest in the institutions
spirit of reciprocity is the sustaining power the life Of that
emulation and perseverance which alone sue
in sy hrss spsss the
and under the authority and KIND Offices Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury having conquered the formidable
which beset the various of its progress, has
length been cordially greeted It's Issue from the
eminent men in public life Those testimonials in part
consisting Of extracts from the National lnreigencer and
Treasury and heads Of bureaus OF the Treasury Depart
men judges of the Supreme Court of the United States
resenraves, &C. &c, will be found appended TO vol II
from which those snboined may be acceptable here as
showing the general tenor OF the rest.
From the RsvisW Of New Books in the National lteissneer]
"A synopsis System of the Uni
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accompanied supplement and tabular illustrations
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and failure such as to Justify what Pope said
oFor forms of government let fools contest
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signify ceoe boots the most perfect
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mature and perfect the administrative Of who
but sober certainty Of public happiness definite and regular In
progress of civilization itself and of whatever make
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civil excellence OF institutions Without that intimate application
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From the Washington Unionl
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practical operations Supplement 10 the Synopsis
the administration IF the Rernne Laps df
feeis the and Of the United States IA
chapters. By ROBERT MAYO, NJ. Dr. >
The plan the work is in ITSELF extremely useful shows the
whole machinery Treasury Department which regu
the rules which claimants pu
to obtain their dues from the government.
Its impossible for satisfactory analysis
Of this elaborate work which
author pains and required the extensive
testimonials
which offered by officers who acquainted with their
and competent appreciate the merits of the production
hesitate moment to recommend it TO the public
tronage book which much capable impa
ing information upon interesting portion of po
cal machine
following of letter from the present
the Treasury addressed Colonel Of the Of the
United States, Of February ID, 1877
1.-THE merit and will be highly important
the first time the operations of the Treasury
and decisions arranged and classified BIO easily
referred
"Fom the opportunity have had Of surveying
pronounced successful examination
all the the Treasury from their
their final Notwithstanding the the details
heretofore fully by few if because nowhere
embodied arranged accessible whole Such
been partially esayed heretofore but has
the essentials Of detail order and classification here
exhibited.
"Most respectfully, your obedient servant,
ar. j. WALKER
Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon A. II. SEWER, U. s. Senate"