The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-08

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,aoata os tha aoxarnn,ont Tbor baro
had the President, armed with the veto
power, and inscriptions as regards its
exercise the Vice President; the Cabi-
net and the Chiefs OF Departments the
letting OF all contracts and IN short the
exclusive control OF the government
During all this time, the Opposition
whether Wings, Republicans, or Ameri-
cans, have not had the control over the
expenditures OF the Government How
idle then the attempt to shift Rom the
Democratic Administration and leaders
the responsibility OF the Increased eXpen'
ditures and the unparalleled prohlgaey
and corruption of the Administration.
And Notwithstanding they have thus
bod 'h' evy''f''''. a. i'' .'feit f'o".,,. -.
iace g'ores tne'n Il, 'ne i''ce ,n'ia' ut,rint
me last SIX years 'he expenditures nave
almost doubled
me, average expenditures OF uenefa
LAY Ia, L . ana MlLLiAhD FILL
AohEo adminis.ration, exclusive o.
b payments onthe pl'olic aeo'' was s4o' "o''
| The average expenditure Of Pierce'i
sadminisfration. exclusive of payments or
the public debt, was s5s, los, FOL.
The expendit,lres for the first year o.
Mr.. Bnchanan's administration, exclu
sive Of payments on the public debt
amounted to S7f .o0ll3O.
The expenditure for the first quarter
of the second year of Mr.. Buchanan
administration was upwards of TWENTY
MILLIONS.
With these 1acts staring them in the
face--with these facts accessible to any
one who NAV wish to enquire into chem
Lfba o;oyernor sam smith and the demo
cratic papers daily assert that the ONO
sition are the guilty parties-thot ti,ey
alone are responsible for the extra9S,
.eance, corruptions and abuses committed
n, do,,ootat;o oe;co,s o,d ,ooro ii,
49, e'N'
majoritles' fheir decepton IN thus case
is SO palpable that the people would be
| justified in receiving everything thew sa,
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nGyrFriend Parliam, ofthe Chattanooga
Gazette. cof,plains IN his paper last week
10 ~, ~ .i;,.,';t,, ,,,;,t 18th
I. ~ 49, IN 4, .,-g4.. ~, w" -
ms neighpor OF phe n"gertiser anu othei
democratic editors pursue the opposition
candidates. II Is. perhaps. unfortunate
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cores should De ths marx ior such punS
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