New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14
INCREASED APPROPRIATIONS.

What do the figures regard to the approximations
for the support Government made by the rst congress
of this Democratic Administration The appropriations ior
the resen fiscal year are round numbers Si5rOOooo
more than the appropriations for the last hscai year.
They are $50 than they have been io any OF the
four past years. and they are higher than they nave ever
heon in any year peace OF this Governments
save one Aud still. with this increased eApendit%n5s: %
the OF ast Congress rs my .oe gue er. ,sn
,e YOU ea AZ Ior fAna1seI These figures which have re-
@ n n erard 10 s Appropriations chairman of
10 Committee the Senate ar Allison 80
then, the hIt preenee inat s pS'y p & pene,te
simplicity Jenersonian times l%uS le' " as he
%Ss1acx %SS SGoG! 20 %aSS for its isS %ork
You xi rememDer citizens that IN that campaign OF
party hoarpg IN the Treasury vas. ss 'ar ss
bemocratc party promised that it was pat n possession "a
se to il that this surplus then lying in the Treasury
sent 0SS into 70 the start "nSs' ns% NE nso business
and to give labor the a1orng man They ssnss
800 in the Trea.u aud that a. shas % Rs.
% t. wsr lat has the done Win 's
enoImSIs IL ten had control OF books mae
the nnancss which osS s % S Il
found that surplus in The Treasury over and
sIS sISSs a had been set aside by special
redemption OF the greenOacAsmor NE manSnlns ny s Si inc
ons II found that there surplus Of Just S20Oooooo
the affairs OF great Government with its
endaIss a@oannS SP ss%s o Dsr nns
81 900 900 IN treasury not too much ioi saio Ac
PAYING OUT THE SURPLUS.
md the party another call Tor oonos ana
ocoaa IN nav out those s200o0OoOi Not atsi Hnever
suel cali for the redemption OF bonds Tor neary Ten
t,.r ~ took CONTROL and iis first call came due and
- na,d In February lss6. eleven months after 1t took
of the Government To those $50 900 900 which tho
kepuDean Administration had 0und 10 De snhent ior .ae
,nlnarement OF Government the Democratic Alninstfa
ton hs added seoooo0oo OF money When the rs ca was
ad ,ere surplus OF $SUOUoODO From that time on
t. uiy The DemoeIao roceeed TO CAL
in of tie per bonds. Sound numbers. SouoOOooo
But made the last call upon that sS00oeVO uerc
Was su the Treasury, and Was there when congress
adjourned cal y IL August last ss0oOoOOO OF surplus
How did tie Derno ratio party keep its promise 70 W
people about paying out the surplus This surplus hsa
grown 70 this extent until, you wiz remeibDer lsto is
August Democratic majority ., the asnns momss !"
Hepresentatves introduced resolution eoninahsup3
s the United states tLroash nus ssc,eay "a
he Treasury pay out all this surplus down " .ne
siOo which pledged Tor The r.,emton ., ens
and that resolution passed the House o nspv
senayes II neither more nor less man ,oe 2, wa.s
of Confidence Administration amt under te rnyns'
system government that Administration moa nav. 10
sgucd aud gone wit any sueh vote oi
upon It. lAppause That RESOLUTION sane owevs, ~ 20
take no poIcai advantage OF It's adversary ssd ih,s
r.st mt oannof there icit n
fc Treasury twenty millions o dollars wmSn
The sereary OF the Treasury Tor The ordinary or zig
extraordinary expenses Of the Government ~ "ss "~s