Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-16
FACTS FOR YER.s.

hich the Democratic party, by encourage
lg the rebels 10 take up arms, is responsible. ,
his class includes the interest on the public
ebt, the bounties due soldiers, the pensions,
nd the cost of collecting the taxes to pay
lese. The other items of expense are
milar in character to those which have al
lays existed, and allowing for the difference
+ gold and paper the amounts Of these as
congress has appropriated, are less than
uhen Buchanan iOos President. Adding
he necessary expenses placed upon us by
he Democratic Rebellion to the expendi
ures Of the last year Of Buchanan's Ad
and allowing for the present |
on gold, will make his amount |
foot up over three hundred and one millions |
of dollars, while the appropriations agreed
upon by the Republican committees of Con
grcss, are about two hundred and seventy
six millions. In other words, the policy of
the present Congress, when compared with
that of Buchanan and his Democratic Con
gress, sapes to The country twenty-five
millions Of dollars a gear!
More facts will sufficiently effect this false
charge of . enormous and alarming expen-
diturcs. When old Welles, the Secretary OF
tile Navy, Mr. Johnson's most supple tool,
sent in his estimates for his Department, he
asked for over forty seven millions of dollars
for next year. Congress told him plainly
that it would not do; he could have no
such amount whereupon lie sent back his
estimates and said trenty four millions
would do, thus cutting off by the protest Of
the Republican Congress, twenty-five mil
lions OF expense. But even this revised es-
innate has been reduced by Congress to
eighteen millions. thus showing that between
the expenditures Of Johnson's Cabinet, and
OF Congress, the difference in favor of Re
publican economy, in the Navy Department
alone, is nearly thirty millions of dollars a
year
But Of all ]ohnsons Cabinet, none is Il
better Democrat than McCulloch, the In
geany banker, the great apostle of constric-
ton, and hard money This beautiful re-
preventative Of the economy of Democracy,
80. ss''''. ~ - - 20 - -. ~ -
pA9eS - elA''e''' announcing ~. ~
''n' 80 'D''''o's "
ao'.'''S - 49, 'ea ~ "'Nsu Wv Peol'e
to give him this much. Now Congress, in
stead Of giving il. has agreed by its Commit
'eee - appiopi'a'e s-i''o'''V'o, peihg
''s ~ w Peop'c VI ieaiis ninety -slA
il'iii','hs " uoi'ais ~ ohe year
INV w 'hese lacts compare wiih ,he
80 uti....lle.cu a.iesaale'lls
+ WILL .JOUNSON BE CONVICTED )
There can he M question th.t the gra.,
4 culprit now before the most aucnst tribnna
az ,hr land will he convicted saver.l ran.
sons make this certain. and others make Il
necessary
In thc first Mace Mr. Iohneo, l. ,n;lt,,
The high crimes and misdemeanors which
he has committed are facts patent 10 iii,
lrht OF dav. Viewed as Tic Senate Of III,
United States has always viewed them the,
arc ineycusahle and tlaurant Mr. Jnhnso,
and his advisers NAV or may M, cons;da
his course legal and constitutional hnt from
the sand mint occnn;ad l,v ,i,,oo t,,r,,
NJ hotb unnsae of t,a,,,oss M ,,rao
maioritv Of ,he neonlo ~ o,hor oni,,;o
cnn no entertained linn tha, ia pras;d.,
las committed shameless .ss.nl,s ~ ~
Government which ba ,,as syar, f,;,he,,,
10 administer
In lin secnnd nI,co Ia ,,.,, ;,,,,,..,,..
nntil !, was cer,,;, Ia ,anIa - .,,.;..,'.
81 long as there vas ! ao,lt H., ,.,,.,,.,
! III aneorv.d inn..,bn,on, H., ,,...,, =,
senate would Ara linn rn;,,v ~ So ,
him, lin, "a ,r;.,l f,;l.d rha II,.,,.a -,
M venture mon ~. t;,st ston IN H. A.
r..,1, ,,.i,,
pnth thoso oon,;,,;,,n. ,,., e,.a., ),
: mind If every senator WIN doe. 10, ror.,
.Jnhnsnn's acts fran, ,he lo,tar, o,,. -,
no;,t IN, avon ir,bor 1;5 II, a,,,, =.
n,a aftbo ,,o;o,;,, hos;,.,o j., ,,;a', s,.,.a -
a;nroe,,,, - aa,,,,;,,ai !, -, ..st.,,s',-,
: mis- vinlcnt man and liz encn,r.ron,an,
I, new cxccsscsY 4 jrnnken pres;dan, i,
= would in freoncnt nnhlic sn.echos avhc
: mol, ia han, nrom;ncn, mambers ~ ~
rress, who differed from him in view ono
, to be removed Immediately before he h
done violence to the sacred interests Mac
in his official charge. Knowing how A
drew Johnson would mr., if acon;tted M
: publican senator. faithful in Ills auord;.
! slim Of liberty and law dore vote oth
:, wise ,haa for conviction. The country !
-
IS made up its mind that johnson is TO be
- moved The exnectation was ,ona 40 !
\ lied into a certainty. II has been ac,
= y upon as such. Gold has fallen business |
arranged itself upon that prospect as a bo
= Of action, and nothing would unsettle fin,