The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-07-04

THE MEXICAN PENSION NETO.-Ac-
cording to Governor Hoyt the State
treasury has no money To spare for the
purpose of pensioning the survivors of
the Mexican war but when it becomes
necessary to appropriate S4,OOO TO pay
for the champagne and other nonsense
attending an eXtravagent gubernatorlaI
Inauguration, Mr.. Hoyt has no fears
that the treasury will be depleted-that
he knows of or eXpreSSeS-but he eager
ly grasps the pen and signs the bill ap-
prOpriatlng the peoples money to pay
for wine drank by himself. Bill Kemble
and all that ilk whose names since the
riot bill investigation, have become asso-
ciated with all that is corrupt and crimi-
nal. Governor Hoyt can veto a bill
granting a small sum pension to the
Mexican soldier. but he cannot find
word to urge against the lavish eXpen-
dlture of money i'll fitting up the execu-
tive mansion. There are Il hundred 9TH
er questionable schemes by which mon
ey from the State treasury has been ap-
propriated, which Governor HOyt has
either sanctioned with his signature or
approved 10y his silence. and which, if
exposed, would place him in a very un-
enviable light before the people of the
State, but it is sufficient to know what
i'll the way of drawing money from that
treasury which he pTetends to guard
with such watchful eye. The MeXi-
can soldiers in the State of PENNSYLVANIA
are too insignificant in point of numbers
to secure any recognition from Il ring
governor. They should recuit and or
ganize a club like ROwan's of West
/ Philadelphia, and carry banner with
HOyt's likeness on it, and they will some
day be recognized as worthy of Governor
Hoyt'S attention. We think that Gov
! ernOr IIOyt'S act in YetOing the Mexican
! pension bill proves him to be unmindful
/ of the claims of long neglected class
! of citizens. which the members of the
/ Legislature. the immediate representa-
tlVeS of the people. had endorsed as
worthy and entitled to recognition and
for this veto. based as il is on fiimsy
preteXtS, his administration, which is
} not the most popular one the State ever
had, Will sink one peg lower in public
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