The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-10-14
Facts to be Considered.

"' '''N - NN''N'H 'IP"o'''NA !" SIS"l
and forcibe terms "A considerable por
ton of it applies to the present canvass ii
Ohio, as well as to the canvass in New
York. We make from it an extract OK
posing justly the pecuniarity wisdom o
| th ,.chanan Administration.
governments ever produced wealth
Ilt they were ever anything else than the
con- 'rs Of the hard earned production.
OF labor, there might be some federation
extended to expenditures not with all cas-
es within the strict line ofnecesstv. Anc
when we consider that government ha,
no revenues, except as they be driven by
direct Or indirect taxes opon the product.
i've energies Of the counlry-whcn we re.
fleet that it means, irrespective Of borrow.
ing, are chiefly derived from duties upor
imported products, and that Of these the
INDUSTRIOUS members Of society, the la
bors, the mechanics and farmers, otter
consume more than their more wealthy
brelberin the injustice ofsquandoring the
means driven from such sources upon i'm
proper and wasteful objects will become
doubIy bIamo-wortby aud in'oIerable.-
I ,,o" ,. """' @ a'o ',. tle 'aJ.9 On l"Is SuD5c'I
affected under the inquiry? BY reference
to the public recordr, we find (commonc.
u.s. JI ,m Wv ,% T""'%'S'''.,Lm % u Jon" T"'"
~ i',';, iaD'u'' ''". ,. '"o P"o''o expenditure
oAIIGo'Io L,; e., " pay meh,' on account ol tne
1, ",1'' ''0'' Nv" ""'' '""u'' was "S 'oI'
IU"S' s,os,.,o ,,,,, ..,.,.
Ano%s j'r"", %ps SP,''"''"'' 0"0'' GO q5s
Average annual expenditure under
Jackson first term was....... =. I10G2 AGO
Average annual expenditure under -,o,-
Avoro~a ANIMAL S'p~" rnnnJi", ,y' ""s, ] -i00''
Van Bpran was...,.,,....,..28 Ollie
Average annual @pcndlureu undcrTy-
Ter "'''.',.''''''.,.'.'.'.....20 20,@Il1b
''' Polt "',vu' w"s eAp'""''''' ""-er az 7qc ,oo
Ayerlge annual cynapjjfwc nndcr ~ '''''
Fillmore, was.......,........I7, CGI 0GO
Such as the ave'aga expenditures un-
derpreWous administrations, whilst under
Pierce they increased in 1866 to $780,
365. 1913; IN 1856 to @G0, II! 4J2; whilst
II iooh o'Sn"'ng o. buchanao'S Ad-
h'hIS'Fa"on '"eJ na1 risen 70 TIE enorm-
' Gus sum 9I over 9'ho0o'OOC' Bu, even
'n'' n.'' was thrown 'n,o I"9 Sn"de Dy me IN
olSPu%o.c I"c'' 'Aa' me appropriations
OF tne last Sc SloN oI Congress amounted
70 @!Oo ooV'Ooo; ana 'hs Ioo' IN the Time
OF peace ana WIN " la,Iio{ revenue rem.
G'Itu II al Out CERTAIN tnaI 'hG puoHc
u"O'' "NIcn on cl .n' o,o ol december last
"1'ou"'eo 10 go, 10 Ioi Will DC lncr9aS
Gl e. ,',,' @ yGU oy ,H@ aaII''on OF moro lh"n
"oJ'ooo' 'ooo, wen may our clIz'Ns Io'A
"''1 tS''"'s"n'c"' ana a'aFhi Oh sl'n Il
Co""!''oh u ""'''9' contrast IT with 'oe
Auh'"'7'F"'oh o' uehcfaI JACKSON VINO
WIN revenues I5 "I ..,.lI'' no uinc oAcetu"S ~
,"' "'c'"5 y @%o'Uoo'"o0' y't pi'u "II 'Ne
r,za, La.;l, ",,;n',n;,; ~ Wv Wv I w."
sro nnn noo g Ga n,,II;, Wis II, V n,ia., I':'
pooIn,,', ,S;I ,' U ir 'D''T '"'' ""'''S
,, "','' ,,, y' ','" "'' ''''''o,'' L( ~
~; Ak, ,' m ' ,''''' , ,,, ~. V' '''''' WV "'
~ ~ ~ .' l''' ,'''''"''
Not VIA 'nI' F.'"l' Do regarded WIN
surprise ""cn we contemplate some OF
'"' ooj'G'' VI ,AP'oIIure 10 "o,ch 'oIS
''S' o"''y Is "e'G''d IN loio Tue pay
TO messengers anu oln"F emP'oycu Of INe
house "I representatives, amounted TO
9i| oo-' n iool II hau risen 10 /" ioo'-
ooo' III lo4J 'ne exp hSeS oi lheIF'S-
Idrh' saerY house' garden una grounds
amounted TO ~ 100; IN 1901 lhey nave
increased 10 neAfIy >Oo'ooO. Inc Prln'
lIhg Tor the i|ehly sX'h congress cost
? i9o oo4' "IIISt mat lor Iie lhIrty Ihlfl
famous lor us repeal oI Ihe Missouri
w ~ o,a 1 sIm I"T~",'0 0"n cD w ooh ~J'OrooL L -
If ,hn S.no,o md Uonso If PaNr.1ant
aI;yns
=,
~ custom "o"S' o Is no" IN process oI
'rec'Ion ,t' III NEW orleans ana 0"otoer a,
10 tne o0lI ,ormar ,lo ~ oIo zoo
ana 10 'oe 'A.'oF ~ 22''ooO' mas a'ready
oeeh aPP'P'o&'ru here' theh, Is nearly
''e "','bm' T, o. ,; u2I'"', , 5,nt on 'Do "o'
'Lnn '"' o",'u'hSS' "''houI Tue eolnPl''ion
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