The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-05

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FRAUDS on TIE TREAsuRT-TEsUaE oF-oFrIcE
. BILL. @s
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nous fraud, have been nernetu.tsd ~ nj" M
tressury. and ,has cons;dsrable fortune. hsys
b sen made at The public erpen,e, tn. sne.
cies Of corruption has Increased. il jucreas.
ing. and, If NOT diminished, win soo,, bring
us into total ruin and disgrace. The public
cfedkoss md tax-payers are sliks interested
in an honest administration fthe finances, and
neither class Mill long endure the large hand
ed rohberies of the recent past. For THU
discredit aSfe state Of things there are several
causes: Some OF tne taxes are so laid as to
present An irresistible tenpta'lon to evade
psynels. ~ eas sums Wh,cn cmcers may
sn,a uh,oh !. 100 .ha .. , .ha c..s'e pres
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mos, influential men in the con- u,ry e. srs.,
Il weakened the moral sense Of thcse A.
serve IN snbor.jinats plsceA The erpsn.e,
OF the United States, including she inieres
on the public debt, arc more than six time.
as much as they we're seven years ago
To collect and disbursn this yast amovn
REQUIRES careful supervision. as vel1 !. 40 ~
tesaasic vigilance. Our systen,. newer no.,
fected, was much tlisoreanized bv fl,e fen
uro-of.of6ce bill. which .has ai,nost dss
tsoyed o{fioinl accountability. The nrrs;