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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-15
Total resources, 6l312.5o 40
Expenditure for all purposes So, s5S, 597 SO

A tariff which yields over forty million
dollars, is found to be insufficient for a whig
administration; and new and burdensome
tax must be levied upon the people to sus.
tain its extravagant outlay OF the public
revenue, And not only so but invention is
pu; upon the rack to search on, some new
mode Of expenditure, and the old hobby Of
internal improvements is hunted up, as gar
ran which will bear off rev enue enough to
form excuse for high protective tariff:
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SOUTHERN RIGHTS
MEN.

The Southern Rights Association will
meet at Bonlon on next Saturday. Turn
Oul gSnllsmSn! Turn Quill The ladies are
lnVitod 10 attend.
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HOW TIMES CHANGE

La le4O Mr.. Vau Buren,, was defeated on
account Of the enormous expenditures at.
tending his administration. The expendi.
lures were not quite $500 1000 dollars.
Tn same men who raised the hue and CRY
Ihen' are now gravely talking about in
creasing the present tariff in order to meet
the current expenditures of :he government;
VII ch expenditures exceed $50 600 COO
nearly double the sum, OF which they SC
loudly complained ten years ago.
We give the Secretary's own figures.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND ExPENDITuRE.
YEAR ENDING JUNE 80, 1851.
Receipts from all sources. $47,7O8,O5O OF
Balance in Treasury, July
1st $780, 6,6O4,544 4!
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LEWIS D. CAMBELL.-A wing member
Of Congress from Ohio, in letter, in re-
ply to an invitation to attend an anti-fugi-
tive Slave law meetinn says:
AS to the fugitive law condemn and de-
nounce i: on all occasions. am gainst
it's iniquitous and unjust provisions, and
against all men who sustain it. 1t is the
greatest outrage ever perpetrated upon lib
erty. would trample it it under foot.
have no right dictate to others, but for my
self say, will utterly disregard its obi
cations, and will never cease my opposition
until it is wiped from our statute books
This is the positionI took in the few speech
es made before the election, and in main
tanning it hereafter, | shall not stop to en-
qu:re what effect Of my course will have
upon my success as a politician Political
success has no charms for me when purchas-
ed at the sacrifice of justice and right.
Very truly. yours, &C.,
L. D. CAMPBELL.
These are the men upon whom we are
taught to rely for the execution of the Flu
gitive Slave Law! 1t is futile TO say that
he is only one Of a miserable & misguided
faction. He declares it to be the position lie
took before the election; so the faction was
large enough to send him to congress; from
which he ret;res purjured villain.
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viE:
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Rev. MATTHEW iMEIGS. a: M,
President of Delaware College.
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