New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-18
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Exoess 49, :, \. sleo5o,a5o Il
tISN svv Department, and the indefinite man
aer o. making appropriations Cannot be
%! m9 oiens paid u3der sc,s 1879 to 8oth
n = s:5s:ss 81 s a. d q 5 %
tI.dsns in rev territory TO 3hh June, 1852
ir ilesiy With hi I8aaaos 81
Ts gG eef sc ssib July 10 2oo58 81
Ri seyioo o. DF.a .''y', VIM 1850 81
Es JeRicap CT CLANS ms - . 4l42o SO
Ststys and 555,a0O 90
syyey of Coast OF California. .....'... 10000 90
Tjgbthouses DrvdocB, Cusomhou1e and
Marine Hospital IN California ,,,...,...,. $4,000 90
fg Ma3cS ooYe!nn'.a'' o,a. ~ 1880 90
Expenses Of Loans and Treasury Notes ,.o.o.o ,,
fWar( iVi'' -
Amount to 1882 occasoned by the wsr..:l2A 25279 o8
And for objects not included IN the sHin az
the expenditures for Is45 made in pursu-
ance of The acts OF the Government during
period subsequent to Sd March, Iel0, Emo
prior to 4th March, l8i9, including Post-oi-
ice deficiencies and census, as i0uoWs
ss stg s'T eensus laooo 90
Erection Of Patent Office .............. 100000 90
SgP Pp AND p for Deparmea 5g1 9a 2
Expenses Of collecting the revenue from
e e9penda 'qI po g Ss 56a Jape 89 ~ 6 50
hS s'nte oua'.o.n, 'n..''o'a' 4l21Si 10
a bon1es SSu's 29l6 Sc
Sq 1s reyg91e cers before pao o' so
70 which sum of. ..................sl S8l48,s3o IS
b teag ne puoya 974795 26
A pori tb egaf l2887A 81
sum Of 42o575 so
enumerated Ij9.4f3 "a
8l45,l47,o62 IS
SUN as above to goth June 1882 chnrgeable
TO wa nc @ay be added Interest on war debt
10 5ch june, 1852, statement l3387,5n DC
Interest debt from 3Qth June, 1862,
10 maturity {P2l ll,i1o,l"5 ~
fp sbe ' K as GG 3D. W. 17al655o 90
&ndilo F Statement o. .."..' 765 o6937
Texas boundary slOck be Issued lOOUOUO 90
Interest do. for ID years. per 100000 0o
MeNicon Claims treaty STOCK to beissued SA5OOO0 90
Thus we lave M expenditures aud liabili-
ties cbafgeabe directly to SAID war, and
The acquisition Of territory consequent
upon the treaty a peace, the sum S2l, 1856 80
This does not include many claims presented
and to be presented, arising indirectly from the
war, their great variety for bidding approxi
nation either as to number OF amount.
Statement Il gives the annual expenditures
kom 1898 to l84l, ranging from @l2,530,846 10, in
1928 to S25 no % III 1871, the average annual
penses OF the revenue, &c.
The expenditures for tue four succeeding
years from IG4l TO l845, are averaged in
consequence of the change in lie fiscal
year HE average being. ............ s229s7,nl 10
Adiminu'iun in the average compared
with the four preceding years 3t8ll58 81
Amounting, nthe aggregate, to ....... slS92G35 50
ing soth june 1852 are $lal2l9s3 10
The expenditures under the peace establish
meut OF 1915, exclusive Of the public debt.
2l,38oO9 SO
Excess for the year ending Seth June 1852 S27449 81
By reference 10 statements Is NJ and o. 1t will be
that Of these estimated expenditures for the year ending
SOh Jnne, 1882 the excess the expenditures Of
I845, required by the War Department in consequence
the and our new territories, IT, 1858 IS
Navy Department 393O,736 90
fenslon acts OF 1913 64o,VeO w
Mexican nsalment and interest $4,000 Oh
Survey of boundary ne,.................. 100000 90
Lighthouses dry DOCKS in California;. 100000 90
Interest public 36636d d %
Indians in new territories 10000 20
'S boanlep &e not included p in 1913 ' a45
Expenses land sales, do 5592S ~
P Pavmenl one account Of the principal Of the
survey ues of the coast Of California. 10000 %
Defciences in Post Once Deparment,.... 100000 90
Total 1919 81
By deducting this aggregate of excess S23, 1885,,
AS Ga, from the aggregate estimated expenditures
hY the wear ending 30th June, 1882 OF S46, 24993
IS, there will remain, as the estimated ordinary
expenditures the sum OF $24, 925,8l4 sd.
Thus is will be seen that of the aggregate ex-
Otnditures. actual and estimated, for the seven
wars ending on the 30th June 1852, amounting to
s294 eO7, 407 95, the sum of Sl38 is $50 IS, ex
tlusiye of $133S7, 544 06 interest war debt, is
reouired to sustain the faith OF the Government
pledged or implied, or arising in consequence gifts
acts during a period subsequent to Both June
1850 and prior to LIST July, lS49
Some of the objects of these estimated expen-
Al, Il nf ritp-N-
have been made either permanent charges upon
the Treasury or will continue for long series OF
years, and may be stated as follows;
Excess of expenditures OF War Department
, Navy Departments Pensions Interest on W ar
Debt Territorial Governments Survey OF boun'
dairy Line, Survey of Coast of California lndl'
ana.
Further experience viii undoubtedly result in
compelling still greater expenditure in the fulfill
ment of treaty stipulations, and in controlling
and subduing the Indians and other lawless bands
with which our newly acquired territories are IN
ested and before there will be that permanent
emigration to and settlement therein OF that class
Of our citizens necessary to fall development
Of the resources and defense of that country
These charges upon the Treasury, not found in
our expenditures in former times, arising from our
greatly expanded territorial limits will doubtless,
for the present, press heavily, but we may conf
IDENTIFY expect an ample compensation tor these
additional burdens, In the immense mineral wealth
our new acquisitions, and the rich commerce
which commanding position on the Pacific
ocean opens to the enterprise of our countrymen.
FRAUDS UpoN THE REVENUE.
In obedience to the act OF 10th May, 1900, where
by it ia made the duty OF the Secretary Of the
Treasury "to digest, prepare and lay before Con
gress, at the commencement of every session, a
report on the subject of finance, containing esti-
mates of the public revenue aud public expendi-
lures, and plans for improving or increasing the
revenues from time to time feel it my duty, in
view of our necessarily increased expenditures
and maturing liabilities, to. submit to the wisdom
Of Congress such suggestions as the present state
Of our country and the revenues seem TO demand.