Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-09-14


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Tor bsing required 70 rspors 70 saeA
6eaefai Awsmbly, It baesans his dms,
70 ssposs - thes 6Say whlsla assamkIea
in JanuaFys 1855. This sspogs heags
date Novasmbm. 1851 and &c khe Amdi,
tor bad gspeEsea 30 ths GansEai Assam-
bly, which sonvsnsa III DsosaAbsV, 1855,
aAs Sep0Ft 6f 1857 oonaaiAs D Ssaksansni
ef tbs Stats axpeadikaRa@ Cog aAs ysaE
onlys IRON NoysmbsEa 1885, % Novam'
Der, 1857.
II vii BE- sssn that aAssa Aadisor's
i reports fEom which 1 shalI road, are ths
oaeial Rsecgts og . Stats o@eeRs maae
In parspaaes os tha reQuiRsmanss ax Law;
and their authority, In tbs absence at
aaisfake, ia unQaessionsd aad cOnciu-
- Aaailsass sspaEA a ass2 ssom
s i Rea $500 ahas - lesaA ~
sneuYrs6 IN tSa adm fnI skRasS0n 81
our State gcvsfnmsns, Cor he swc years,
sommsnsing November, 1850, and end
ing November, 1862, wsFs @l3l yS3l u.
And the Auditors report Of 1854 showa
thai tie total Stats expenditures for khe
two years eommsneing HovsmbsF, 1859,
and ending November, 1854, weFs ellis, !.
$500.
The Average expenditures for these
four years under the Democratic admin-
issration amounted to 90 yS4S 66 pas
year.
Tho Rssendaney Of the Democratic
party in the State serminated In 1854,
and since that time our Republican
friends hare controlled our State AZ
fairs. " ~
The Auditors report of Nov, 1855,
from which l read, shows, that daring
the 6rst two years Of Rspuhlisan rule,
from Nov, 1854, to Hov.g 1856, the TO-
tsl amount Of State expenditures was
&256 ysT3 81 more than douhls the anal
expended by tbs Democratic party In the
administration Of the goYaEnnens for
the two preceding years.
The Auditors report of Nov, 1857
which, as / ksve stated, gives ehe sxpan-
disuEss of the State for q single year,
from Nov, 1856, 10 New, 1857, and
from which read, shows that your Stats
expenditures for that single year sn'tsd
TO the enormous sum Of &2Tl, ,907 03.
And il will be remembered thai theas
reports Of Nov, 1861, we're made by
3 Republican Auditor and they prove
the average State expenses for the thrss
years, commencing Nov, 1854, and end
ing Nov, 1857, 90 have amounted to tia
sum Of $209, ,493 Al per year, nearly four
times a. much Per year IS the average
expenditures during the last four years
Of Democratic asesndsncy.
But our Republican friends insist that
this mode Of comparing and contrasting
the State expenses under the Democrat
ie, with those under the Republican rule,
is not fair, as it does not fully present.
their sid8 Of the case, that during ths
time they have had control OF the State,
they have made appropriations TO our
penitentiAry, and 20 divers charitable
objects which they claim should be al
lowed them, and be taken from the ag-
eregsts amount Of the expenditures in
cured By them. Nov it Is true that tho
Republican party during the lsss three
years, have made appropriations TO our
esBifsaqiaasE egssBBis qihsEatiSas. ta e ssd S Il #
that the Democratic party, during the
four years to which / have referred,
made appropriations to the same objects
and for the sams purposes and aa | de-
sire 10 give oar Republican friends the
benefit Of ell that they can reasonably
claim, / will examine tas expenditures
during the four years Of the Democratic,
and the three years Of the Republican
administration, dedueting from the
Democratic, and from the Republican
column all these appropriations thus
showing ths amount OF actual ordinary
State expenses incurred By each party
and then zee how che account stands.
The Auditors report OF AoT-s 1852,
shows, that during tie two years ending
with that month, the total Stale expea-
disures were as have stated $l3l, ,63l-
"a, aud that in this amount aEs inelu-
ded
Paymsaas tos sha Ealisa d tie blla4, sIsssa
" dsAf and daabI I,sS9
10 CS4s EsstszEEs &Ssa
Printing C0ds, E9,oea
q for FaaIlsutiaEy, 10 0os
ss,Oso
These special appropriations do not
fall within the scope Of ordinary yearly
State axpsnseA. and dsdaeting them
(amounsing to $28, 500 from $i3l ,83I-
u, the total amount expended By the
State, IL leaves as the actual, ordinary
State expenditure for the two years COM
neneing Nov, 1850, and ending Nov,
1852, tie sum Of Sl03,331 "a.
The Auditors report Of Nov, 1854,
as have already remarked, shows that
during the two ysaxs, commencing Hov.y
1852, and eading New, 1854, the total
State expenditures amounted 10 tbs AaEn
Of $l1s,5a2 90, aud that OF this sam
there was expended for
Aarssaatssai soalRsass, s4 s2A 81
M5iE3 AkyfaR, e SIS SS
RslteG os psaf &Ra Duns, aySoo %
RsaAh@EssAFYs 80 %
- sls,szs 90
Taking thesa special AppFopeiAki oas
amounting 10 ole, ,920 06 from 8lIs,642-
90, the sun total expended BY the State,
| is leaves 40 the actual, ordinary State
expenses SoF khs swo years snding Nov,
1854, shs sum Of $l0l ,622 81.
ThIs prsssnts you wfsh che Dem ocrat-
| 10 rscords and now We turn % tAak Of
our Repablican frisnds.
The Auditors report Of Nov, 1866,
as haYs before stated, shows thss chs
total expenditures Of the STATE admins
kraaion during the lnes two years. COM
msnsing Nov, SIsS4. and snding Now,
1855, asaoansed u the sam os $3.50 s 10
al, and shat Of this sum shaEs was ex-
pended Tor
agssenssss1a sscsssaes, aSias 90
4 alsad Asyiwm. 10 no %
1 Dead and Dxazh Assfa@, 30, SEQ &C
oealegtcal Baxwegs 8, ,oea -
Fanmna Asyiwm, d.a59 a.
RSnAs3sz45nxyy Il, ,S@a %
DednctiAg these special appropria.
siona, amounting 10 87A,S53 50, frOm
$3.50 ,57S 81, the SUM total expended b
she ssats administration and il lsavea
| ss shs sesaal aDd oFdiaaEy Gsasa expsa.
sss fog tbs Two pears eemmanaiag Nov.
4 1854, Ard andin8 nor. 1865, he GFsk sws
| ysars Of RepabEieaa ralas shs sazAl 4
SiBasf1io 90; mpwaxds Of go ,lp90 nor
| than waA sxpsadsa hy ne Dsmesxssi
p6xty daring TIA twp preceding ys@xa
Il The Auditors rapnRs ek M0g. 1851