The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-05

pna'iols 10 ss2J.4s5.5e-Aeavipe remainder On
tie 'u:a q. t'ombr last " 20, ~ 30. Tic
Jsi.H 70 which is tc he added tis5,0oe from the
lncotne q the United sHntes DgpoSt Fund. The
payDentsto be made from ARE ZOO W com
moo s'bools and S4,f10 " Indian srhcofs.
The sr1J mt Of the literature find Is t9se aps II;
revenue, S'sle99 03i ~ which s4l,qfo VI WINS paid
cut uin 10 educational ins,itu IONS The reve-
nue. ~ ih.- year y cgtuIi'cl ~ sl3-3GI ", and
t'@Hh from tho income ~ The 7 tod atcs fc-
go4. .uu1 Tho D.. ~ ids 70 h. n1de A., 40,
toto oes4ouies i:.. ~ fur sa.cuthc aGlafa-
I.t
~ ~, state lopez frrj amounts 3, ~.
'l-o-J n; alr, 20 rrve''ic ltst yc,r urun.od o.
sgth "s1 ~ n which scCta 20 NJ as pad out tv
rpr.f ..t,r.. The rtyunIe tins year II csttnsted
at s-c',lH ~, and reymcns to t2d, loo
The otter iinds are a. follows rre Tor.--an-
ia Railroad Company Sinking Fund, sTb,O5s a;
tie Io,'s Cpa, Iron Mimi and Manufacturing
Company Smiling Fund, - SIS IS 4, the Long
Island R'lr,-d Sinking Fund, tLFf Al Lhe
harDots' Fund, Silica o.. the Sbdjers' Allo,-
rson, PAM, e, ~; tue College Land Scrip Fun,L
e54,7c2 ~; Indian Annuitio, s7,35i CT.
Foe tAxes for she onsning year are estimated NJ
ioiiows;
'Thc i-hcieuey IN tl,c General Fund n The clos,
u the rs NJ ycsl, 3otA Srtenh ,r, lSG4, 81, w.
~ u. o. the 30th Ssptorntcr, 1864 Vt was RSJs,
MN. Iais hN hccu substantially eNtiug,rsbed
~ nc rc'aIt@ taxes frotn " oity Of New York
s.Hcc thni dAaa- conasquenty 4 viii not be nec,s-
'gfN :" make provision lor any d5hc iency, unless
II to ior oie ~ H. created ty unno, md
expcctd Al prOprlaiions. with proper prudence
and caution "a Ls re-pert the state tax Tor the en-
Tling year may h. largely reduced. The cquali1-
ID yGlu1LOn II resl aud porsousl eState for the
ca - ia the aggregate sl,5On,gJg,sTI. For the
orlli.afy oNTcnscH Of government tax Of y mile
MI Jc suih,iUut. Ibere will then h. required COT
sehocb = Tor canals under chapter " i, laws ot
~ we ur the eNicnl on of Chou ango canal undCr
CLAP. lsj lAWs ~ i~L unless that act shall hc re-
P7.ri' /" l". Ioty ll-l5 against D. L fur tho cur
ron ii7 a yoai + ere 10 no 90 "a reason why the
tax shout cvc"cl o., rites named
NJ. kIHn~ states that the Militia law n 1863
Is "a expensive failure --larze sums have been
I'i lor arms and u1iorms; Luz tire nov rcyi.
lh'nr "t" manly on paier." lie ADDS that 4
hnf the money tai beou exp, nGe,l upon the old
regiments, ere results would have been lar more
a4vuutn'vrus. The military appropriation asked
-lit winter vas s2UOuoO; aud sjU1OOO mere made
There Us apt 70 tc strong dlsposiIon to spend all
that is appr Iraicd. Provision should be ms.ie
for The CAREFUL nud't'n- ~ military accounts. All
T. Ht 's now required In most cases is the Governors
approval, and Il IL impossible FOR HIM 90 examine
Them. lie has got 10 take them trust, with
lo.I approval risking thc squau'iering Of the pub
lc money or the cinbarrali inent ct honest credit
vrs All such accounts should h" required 10 be
thoroughly examined snd audited In the Inspector.
btu'rM's department, ami y H. duly ccrtined by
thht uAc'r before pay ment and before receivtng
tue hoycruor's approval The Comptroller should
also lave suthOrty hnally to investigate thcn, "
he deems u necessary, telorc drnwinA his warrant
aud to rcJsct 'h IA ior ANY sufficient cnuse.
Nj. Robinson daprecates the exemption OF nation
a, banks IRON s.ate and local taxation, ~ contrary
10 g. uud policy and the established usafcs OF the
st,t'. l. spo>t.ng tie immense appropriations for
SPECIAL ana local rarposes such As canal extensions
am improvement, aud Tor STATE bou4neS amount
ir to tu asc,aG, = e,.a-j 40, the Comp trollcr
ssa;on;
~ Ia amazing that such expenditures should
have been ordered "A, the mids, Of war which M
loading the p pie with lurIcus ,mo.s. insuppofl-
able The portion " the national drht which will
i'll upon te people Of this STATE oelher with the
STAT, cpuciyi tom ami city Gebts, Luosty incurred
fn' m tnry purpose, cannot be- fairly estimated at
lcr, dian est1,OuG 900. The taxes nat onal STATE
AMI ea, 10 b, pad by the people Il this s,a,o eu-
iIu. the ir''rut wear W4u undoubtedly oXccod
-l't"uhul" h lot thai .uausni Must lho agents
~ ihe people elected a. guard thcir interests, seek
10 Inerosso tho hooyy load by inposinP new aud
unu'cc ssary lrtcrH Tor the prosecution Of VISION
ary schemes 81 heal Improvement Aud what is
yet worse, must the course OF LEGISLATION le cor.
rlpt,d hy Combinations lc'wecn various l1cl pro-
Fe- 'ur tur under II NE many in order 10 III TIE
p'hcis % itNs II TINS II not " 10 done, IT any
Ell 70 ia Ia bc made to arrest His downward ten.
doniy, u ~ respectfully suggested that all such
laws a. Ia Sc "a we referred - be once repealed.
| aud that no moro kc them hc pssscd."
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