The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-01

ending jane 80. 1850. were Si7,42f ,74s
80; the expendi urcs were S43, 0O2 l5S ca,
leaving balance in the Treasury (inclu.
ding balance Of 50, ,9Gl % in the
! Treasury At the commencement of the YEAR,
OF SG,G0l 5ll 40. The estimated receipts
ion the present financial year, are Si7,70s,.
O50, ard the estimated expenditures Sj3,-
Sj3,95g 80. For the fiscal year commenc.
| ing July l 1851. and ending Jane 80, 1852.
the entire means and expenditures are est
mated as follows means Si7,2jS.99G 80 =.
expenditures SIS 1919 IS. showing an
excess OF the latter over the former OF $500
| 99G 10. This estimate does not include the
interest 10 be paid on the Texas boundary
stick.
The public debt on the sob of Novem-
Der last amounted t. S6L225,23S 81. The
Secretary gives detailed statement Of
! he expenditures for The three years pre-
ceding the Mexican war, The three years
OF the war. and the three years subsequent
thereto. This statement shows that for
the first period the expenditures averaged
per year. S2l277 SOL Oh; for the ~ pcr>
Cd Sll 1913 G72 81; for the 81, SIS. 3D.
90 6l---;hus showing that these Ia gely
Increased expenditures commenced ia the
years iSlj>l6, and 10 consequence of the
var with McXico, ana /, is also shown that
,y,r,. .,,', ,h. i,,ii,,su, -, ,,,r ,.bli.,,,i','
Of The Government resulting FROM that
war, a continuance oi these exIendiiurrs
will be required Tor an indefinite period.
/ Othtr stat.meuts are submitted which
show that The expenditures aud liabilities
charueahle directly 10 the Mexican war
and ihp nruflsltiop of territory cOIsp1uput
,,'l ,'I ,r.,, ~ p',.',,. '1 NV
oi,',r,,,'' ' ,'," ' ,,, ,,,n u,vna,'n " 'n
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a,.', ,',''o' "'' ~ D''hn AZ "
,',,,,, ,,n,,,,.. ,.,r,'y
.,r,>r.i
~; ,,,,, ;,..l,,io MANI. cl..i,,, ,.,..
.,,',,i '.J ~ hn ,r,..,icd '.,,,,,,,, XII.
ren,ly rron' ,he ,vnr. ,hr,r ,,rr,t varie,v lnr.
h;dI'ro eynnrn ,.nrnximn,inn erhrr a.
IN ,,,,.,7i,,r o- ,,,ont,t
n'ctos,,,c ihis nnriion of his ,rnort the
S.,re,,rv s,vs.
~ Mi hc :o,n ,bo, rtle ,crrcoo,c exncn.
diturrs actual and e.timnteII Tor the seven
wear, ,nlinr on the Both of June. 1852 amour
ting to S20I, sO7 4O6 %, the sun OF sl3s, Jas
$50 Is, exclusive Of al3,3o7,5+4 o6 interest Il
war debit is required to sustain the faith Of tic
Government pledged or implied or arising III
consequence OF 1t, acts curing " period suose.
4usnt 10 1u'n Oh june 1912 ana p''o' 70 Isl
Same of the Object, Of these estimated OK.
o, YS,,u VI 'e o'J',,' VI '',esu 'S''n''er ca
terr;,orr to;, I.o, III I'll ,'ar,,,.,,'o,,,
CHARGES mon th, Treasury or viii ca ,inur for
A long series Of years. and may lie stated n,
fol ows:
Excess ofcXpcndtnrcs Of War Department
Navy Department Pensions Interests Oh
War Debt Territorial Governments; Surrey
Of boundary Line Survey OF Coast oi Cali
ionia lncians.
Further experience Nil undoubtedly result
IN compelling silil greater expenditures ~ inc
lulilmcEto treaty supulaiions, and in control
ling and subduing the Indians and other law
less bands with winch our newly acquired Ter
ritorics are infested, and before there VIII be
! that permanent emigration TO aud settlement
therein Of that class OF our citizcns so neccssa.
ry TO II full Development, ol tie resources and
defence OF that country
These charees upon the lreasury' not found
| IN our eNPchu.iN'es u io''hes t.''.g, 1ri'si"s
IRON our E''a,E gMpn"le, .vra'.G''', i,' IT,,
w., ,.,,,, r,,nd,rn,ly cynsrt nm om, ro,1ncn
,,,i,, H.. ,Les. nIi,finu / hurlrns in ,L,. in.
,ncnsc mineral wealth. Of our new ACQUISITIONS.
ana tb, rich commerce which one commando. g,
position on the Pacific ocean opens TO the en-.
| erprise Of our country men,"
he suhi.rt of frauds upon the Revenue
+. ro,t ,Il,1,l,l IN. and nroe, Of th.;r exis,
,,,.. c,..,;l,.J he, v,.t ,,r,y Of d.,,ils
III S'.,,ar,. ,,.,,'. ,,,',.r, :. Inn,.r,.. IN i,
~ 80. .i,7s,,a,,,.,;'.l ,,....,;r,, ~ on,
l"l'c lu'! INV ''.V P'"0 ''0"' '''V'' - w.
P'eSe"' >. s'''' u '''l
| IoIelGh co'' vi '"'"v U, "'''N .'"n''''O' "0''r
fully satisfied that the longer 1t Is continued
the weaker will become the Restraints upon,
and the stronger the inducements to, the
commission OF frauds, Ly incorporating the
dutiable values"
Indn, the ho,l of \Yays and Means