The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10

Net balance In treasury SBlSlN,g2 "
"lnO JulnncO In tho treasury has there,
forl boon increased within tho above period
by tho sum Of S5S, ,O53, iOa, a.
"As compared with the fiscal year 1884,
th, receipts Tor 1885 have decreased ga
80, 1854
"Thcrc was m increase In tho expondi-
lures Of $40, i0O, O0)7s
"For tJc present fiscal year tho rovcnuc
actual and estimated, is S3l5, 900 10000
"rhc oxp,ndituroA for tho same period,
act lnl ard stimotod, arc $500, 100, $4,000,
"rptal receipts, actual aud estimated,
S3l6OlO,0O) w, Mtimatod surplus S2l,
25OOn %
"1 r. venues Of tho fiscal year ending
jane o. 1887, are estimated upon tho basis
OF cxi,tinf Jaws NJ S3lb 900, 10000
"Tno estimates Of expenditures for tho
nmo period received from tho several OK.
ecutyc ,pnrtmcWts, are s8BO bs1, bta Bii or
an estimate deficit OF S!lbSD,6ba8t ES.
cluling tho siuking fund, the estimated OK.
pOnlturos viii bc S2J9 $50, ,55g,3l, showing n
surplus of So ,OOO, ,liLG6,
"On November !, 1884, the outstanding
bonds OF ia . per cent lonn Of the net of
July IT, 1889, amounted TO SgA,blO,a6O or
this omoan. slOOOl,OOO had been called
Snptenuu ~, lSai aul ooasud 10 bear in.
torjg Nov mOor l. 1854
"lhorfmlmg crtilloatcs still outstaud.
ins amount to S!23,SJJ
"Tho m nbtndnpyi of tho United Statos ON
Mnrch 4, $50, mclu ling theron tho bonds
issued TO uo fOciIlc railroad companies, was
1854 SIS, lBI0li cOsh In troOsury, t3iS, 100,
1863 ~, amount Of dObt loBs cash a treasury,
$1,000, l,sl3A
"Tho indebtedness OF the United States on
November I, 1887, including thorcm tho
bonds issued on account Of The Pacific rail.
road companies, WIS Sl,stS, $40, B5. "a cash
In treasury, SiOO,Gs2, 'O1 %; amount ol debt
loss cash IN trunsuiS SldGGjG60S %; ro.
duction Of dO0t during above PERIOD s5S,
0bl eibb5
"fhe conditions Of currency Nro,
"Frat Without shock and disturbance 10
tho industries, The business enterprise, tho
domestic trado, or foreign commerce OF tho
pjuntr
"Soconl, without degrading tho Unitod
States n onotery unit of value TO cheaper
dollar, ant without raising tho United States
monetary unit Of vnluo 10 costior dollar.
Third, Without loss 20 any who now hold
ths promlu II tho United States TO pay n
dollar
''Fjurth, without reduction OF the present
volume Of tho currency or hinlranoo 10 its
FREQ incrua,e hereafter whom every dollar
note shall DO the certificate OF n coin dollar
In the traisiry payable on demand
"Fifth, Without pause In the reduction OF
tho public debt bub having moro than throo.
ilfths of al that prt Ct tho debt now pay.
able az the option Of the United States prior
10 Septcmblr 1891,
"Sixth, Without increase OF taxation.
''Soventh, Without the sale Of any silver
bought and coined since February, 1873.
"Eghth Without tho disuie Of The glb, 900.
900 coined silver dollars Of unlimited legal
tender or any fall or discount In their pres.
ont rec aiyo value, aud without tho dsuse
Of the bbD, 900, 900 coinel gold dollars OF up.
limited loyal tender or any riso or premium
on their rr ent received value
"Nintb Without prejudice 10 the adoption
hereafter OF an International bmetallic un-
Ion, with free coinage Of both metals for all
comers at 0xed ratio Of weights, into
coins I "a i'm cd legal tender
"renth, without the coins of the two
metals parting company from each other
whatever may b. the temporary fall, if any,
In the market price OF silver bullion after
stopping treasu purchases,
VI would mos respectfully commend 10
tho consider ltion OF congress the question
whether such reform OF the currency ought
not now TO be endeavored, whether these