The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-24

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We think our E-Sqnre win do somehing enlarge the
area Of freedom, which will hand us down In
green 70 glory.
Batting general dissatisfaction the part Of the clerks
OF this department. and grumbling among the
and ministers, who drew their Offices by out Of an old
hat IN the ante of the White House. everything ha,
been peaceful and quiet home. No money will be re-
qured for the salaries Of ministers abroad this year.
they do not 10 when appointed until the last moment
then by the first steamer We shall want however
large Tor outfits and nits for none OF them in
such hurry as to forget to receive them and about 20
for contingencies In concluding this Of
foreign relations proper observe that the
North American newspaper published Philadelphia by
Mcichael Harvey, Is the paper published in the
world aud is very expensive
i IComposed by j. M c., Premier
The Department OF Finance has been managed with
summate skill and activity since the advent Of this rongh
and tGmb age Opposed TO prescription, and ignorant Of
the first principles OF commerce and pscunary juisU
dnc goody quantity VI seed In the shape of the blood OF
martyrs has been added 10 the stock In trade OF the demo-
cratic church This department has had the credit of be
ing antiProscrpvc, because did not remove all the old
clerks at Washington but when look at the furow OF
wrath that Il has turned with its sub soil plough through
the length and breadth OF the land we must that the
chie OF the woosack, Notwithstanding he Is Philadelphia
lawyer, IL as cunning as coon and as insnuang a
snake in milk cellar But truce 70 compliments, and
now for business
We recommend the building OF five hundred pinkstern
revenue cutters, to be propelled by horse power and
10 carry Ice cutter, narpoons ana long
each-shower baths maybe omitted in the winter
by special DESIRE These would line from
the Bay OF fundy Brazos ST. Jago, short intervals and
during the lay by days, which would be six OF every
seven, would catch fish enough for raonsthey being
manned by but six men, horse, and dog each--he
business Of the dog being strange vessels they
drew the coast No mackerei and fresh cod inter
spersed with cells, halibu and founders, will when prop
ey cooked and mascated at'en even the revenue SER
vice aud il Congress would only require every ship
hauled BY hom to pay them ascing Of Jug Of whiskey
the spiritual condition Of the revenue marine would be
ply provided FORT besides, woudnot the passing vessels
be closely watched under such circunstances We
TO the consideration Of Congress- and await its further egs
atIon.
The subreasury though humbug, Is far better than
any other humbug that can be devised for the public
revenues unless is our beeces pocket and therefore,
must grin and bear it, Our late assistant Secretary of the
Treasury OF Harrisburg memory, who knows all about
banks-having voted for the Bank of the United States
when democrat against Instructions, and contrary TO
his pedges-has thought much upon the subject, and
considered that II would answer WELL provided Con-
gross and the officers OF the general government were
permitted to speculate little on private account in buy
ing up, ad bifH State bank bills PAYABLE in specie, with
United States treasury notes, receivable for public dues and
Reasonable n.fory years. at the seat OF government in
paper due bills without This would give them
specie at once and create live funded debt that never
could exceed the principals, would help the commu-
nifty large by giving them everlasting paper
rency, without interest and would enable the mem.
bers Of Congress and the officers of government by
abundance oil pocket money, 10 more
their daily walks and conversations, and thus swell
the under the tariff of 1886 Specific duties
very desirable but yard of cloth may PENCE and
another yard may six dollars and how specific duty
OF one dollar per yard each would be right we
exactly see but Commissioner Rockwell who was great
fnancer in the days of Nicholas Bdde and who knows
all about it, is confident in the matter and when he is
confident you might well acquiesce and say in
the premises he will always have the last word, IL he
dies for IT, Those who want information must con-
suit Whittesey mileage, Edwards the Mosaic dis
pensation.
As for coal and iron, the late election in Pennsylvania
has rendered protection OF those articles but little
consequence The popriety turning the Treasury
Department into great insurance Office to insure the lives
property OF people Of the United States for con-
sderaon payable annually In specie, is worthy the
tenton Of Congress also the expedency Of wok all the
gold mines Of the Union with the paupers OF the country
upon the per centage system The collection of the
in kind and the establishment of large United States gro
cees in principal cities OF the Union to dispose OF the
goods thus taken for duties at half price, for cash. on the
nail. would make a brisk business, would furnish the
coudtry with cheap goods employ a great numbe r
Of our most respectable wing merchants who want
Offices, and turn ready cash for the treasury at
great rate The weights and measures OF the United
States would In such an event, wan regulating We
should have weights and measures receive by, and
two of of the pound averdupos, and inch of OF
yardsck used by the government in selling, think
fine fund might be raised for miscellaneous purposes and
save special and frequent applications Congress- which
you know always unpleasant, they give rise pro-
tracted debates and require satisfactory explanations
1t has been asserted by political economists, that the
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