Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
Delaware July IS 1858.
NIrIosAL ExrhAvAeasce:-rhe rec.

screen the Preslden- and Ills oI1clals from
censase by charging that Republicans in
buia branches of Congress voted Tor apPro-
priations which the Democratic leaders and
heads of departments assured them were ab-
soiutely necessary to keep the wheels of
Government in motion and save the troops
sent among the SHOWS of the Rocky Noun
,ains freaa etarsaIioa and death.
Startling as was the EXHIBIT of the corrupt
and proaigate extravaganza made in the
speech of Dir. Sherman, it failed - come
mp the realay-the amount expended, or in
some other manner spirited away. vas even
pr eater than the sam Ut which he pu, ii.
The wen informed Washington correspon-
dcnt OF the New York Tnbune presents the
matter in ita fue light in the suhjoiaed
statement
W~AsHfneTeE Jolly @. 1868.
The first regular fiscal year under The
present ADMINISTRATORS terminated on the
seth of June, and the exhibit OF ils condition
is any thing but encouraging. The Official
returns forthree quarters have already been
published, and The fourth can BE fairly esti-
mated, from the weekly rrports at the Treas
ury. TIE first quarter ending on the soth
September last, produced v thin a ~fruciion of
$2I .oo0, 900 from customs, lands, and mis-
eellaneous sources The succeeding two,
ending on the 8 list Dccefseer and Slst March
| Welded under So. 600 900, aud that which
has lust expired may be rated at the aame
average. Thus the actual income of the
year, including the most productive quarter
ever known, has only reached an aggregate
of S45, OoG ,Qee, against an expenditure of
| at least double llfat amount This is one
way Of goiGg forward. fire straiien
pleads Innocence of having produced these
| results, Ignoring the material fact that they
are the rataral consciousness efztse Demo-
cratic policy upon which II clam bred into
power. The patty is responsible, and the
Administrator cannot separate IRON thai
responsibility until it entirely abandons the
party, which il has already succeeded in dis
in.tegrating aud demoralizing.
Although Congress has adjourned three
weeks, the appropriations are not even yet
co!iectey and properly complied; so thai it
is still impossible TO present them with even
/ dFRfOAif11Gtt dCCH4 dN1 P@A-AOI - CN@oA foS
furth Il statement, (which was sadapted in
other quarters, claiming to give q precise
statement, when the identical figures were
used in a speech of Mfr. Letclaer two days
before the ~adjousaments and betsre ali the
appropriation bills were This TACT
is Sufficient to establish the character OF
that statement, and to prove that it was got
up entirely fer effect, aHd without the least
regard TO reliability. Bu the ap~opropria-
tions will seon speak for themselves, and
then the public viii. be uRdeceiped in regard
to This attempted imposture.
While it may be convenient 10 pervert
figures which are not officially asceFtained
for a party purpose, there are some which
cannot BE- so easily e~onjured into plausible
shape. Forexample, we know in exacsdol-
lars and cents how much money the
Administration has received and authorized
during the fiscal year which has Just closed,
and it may be instructive to revive these fig
ures ROW for the edifcation OF the country
They admit OF no cavil or controversy and
! cannot be denied or disputed. Here they
are ia precise detail:
Balance il Treasury list july 1857, according ,--s,~
ReeSgrt, hrrt qaarer froa, Customs. aads
dEa AFscSi!dHtbhS 49, - .
Reecipts SECOND alsaser s..s-....sss..- lp92,o5so
Eceeisas foarsh qasrser.5sa clsssd- ess;asa,oa
by tie lien. Clancy jones on june AZ. 1o,9g, o. co
Treasury Notes, altaorized by aei CT bee :.
Lean hS saisorlsea By act me. s.s-..5 5sgS.StS 6
s 4osaE.. sIos,7ss, az. as
Within the l~aslSwetge mpSsas. the Ad-
minisiration collected from revenue, aad OBJ
,ained lraaa Congress, notes and loan. with
the ba4aece in the Treasury CA the list OF
= 1911,
fl0I 100000 dollars. 1t is ee part OF our busi-
ness to ex plain huw this money @as ezpea-
ded, or iato " hat pockets il sought refuge.
Nor is this all. OF the Treasury notes the
Secretary has already re,issued 100000
dollars of tile FIRST three per cents aad will
give the ether 5000 600 dollars the cane d.
rection whenever they are paid in for public
dses. Vita these reissues he Is clearly
ehargeable, ~forit.is employment OF the pub
liescredit 10 that extent u seeefid tnes after
a first iedempIion.# Without, however, dis
cusiag this point, the naked facts presented
above are sufficient for the desired object
They disclosewhat the people most desire 10
know, and that is, the moeat of money
" Iie4, came into the hands of the Admins
tration during the pastsyear. This charge
is now made out plainly and positively, and
silould be ans,serd with equal dIstlnotness as
to the ex expenditures. What hss become of
the lo4. eee.e aa 9o1iazs4 That is the real
question, and a Categorical reply will be
more appreciated than q hundred dtsqnisi-'
tious on re rcsscila1ent. Who has got the
I04 GOO, 900 dollars!
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All eflor:s to induce the New York &
Erie Railroad Company to put up their fare
between Dunkirk or Dafulo and New York
to the old rate having Jailed, the officers of
the severn. roads Immediately interested in
the matter met at Cleveland on Tuesday
last for tbe- purpose Of takisls steps 10 act
unitedly and vigorously against the reiracto-